beautyblender

beautyblender

About the brand

Beautyblender was created in 2002 by Rea Ann Silva, a makeup artist who worked as a makeup department head for one of the first television shows shot in HD. The sponge was invented to allow for a flawless foundation finish (aka the "airbrush effect"). It became widely available for purchase in 2007 and has sold 6.5 million sponges to date.

https://www.beautyblender.com/
Overall rating
4.2
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77%
would repurchase
40
products
1,142
reviews
4.2
Created with Sketch.
Overall rating
77%
would repurchase
40
products
1,142
reviews

Latest beautyblender Reviews

the sponge
5.0
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summerseabreeze

3 days ago

Misc Beauty Tools / beautyblender

the sponge

I don't wear foundation everyday (more often just CC cream for light coverage) but when I do...THIS is what I use to apply it. It makes applying any liquid foundation a whole new experience... I...

the sponge

the sponge
5.0
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summerseabreeze

3 days ago

I don't wear foundation everyday (more often just CC cream for light coverage) but when I do...THIS is what I use to apply it. It makes applying any liquid foundation a whole new experience... I...

blotterazzi
2.0
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okarin

5 months ago

Misc Beauty Tools / beautyblender

blotterazzi

They are just flat beautyblenders, nothing more, don't waste your money. Blotting sheets and plain loo roll is far more effective at removing oil. So I just use them as powder puffs.

blotterazzi

blotterazzi
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okarin

5 months ago

They are just flat beautyblenders, nothing more, don't waste your money. Blotting sheets and plain loo roll is far more effective at removing oil. So I just use them as powder puffs.

Pro Beauty Blender (Black)

Pro Beauty Blender (Black)
1.0
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MUASabrina95

6 months ago

Honestly, Beauty Blender is not only overpriced but also not as good as most people say. This blender soaks up nearly ALL my makeup, it's way too soft that you have to hit your face hard to apply...