You can find a range of fun and vibrant colours, making them easy to find amongst your makeup collection or in your makeup bag. Mini blenders are just that - Mini! They're handbag friendly for touch-ups on the go.

And let's not forget highlighting - cheekbones, down the centre of the nose, cupid's bow, tearducts and browbone. Mini blenders are also great for precise application of cream contour, especially nose contouring. We love to use this around the eyes and nose. Looking for more control? Use the mini egg-shaped blender for precise application of concealer around smaller hard-to-reach areas. Keep this handy sponge in your makeup bag for touch-ups and keeping the shine away. This doubles up as an oil-blotter when dry - simply blot away as you would with blotting paper.Ĭan't find your cushion foundation sponge? Not to worry - this flat sponge is the perfect size and shape for applying cushion foundation. Apply the sponge flat or wrap around your middle finger for more control. The multi-purpose flat sponge can do pretty much everything. The rounded-bottom end is great for blending large areas of the face, for example - applying foundation, cream bronzer or blush whereas the smaller pointed tip is the perfect size for covering imperfections and getting into the smaller angles of your face. This shape is a favourite among makeup artists and beauty bloggers due to its unique multipurpose shape. Professional Quality Blending Sponges available at The Reject Shop from $3 to $4 each. Below is a simple guide for the uses of each makeup blending sponge. We have a great range of latex-free makeup blending sponges in various shapes and sizes, including the one that started it all - the egg-shaped sponge. Not to mention, they will absorb less product, so you're saving money and unnecessary wastage on your beloved makeup collection. You'll get the best results with a latex-free sponge as it will allow the sponge to expand to its full potential and apply your makeup flawlessly. Tip: When purchasing your makeup blending sponge, make sure they're latex-free. The sponge will also expand to the ideal size, allowing for more bounce upon application and streak-free results. This essentially allows for the makeup sponge to pick up the perfect amount of makeup, without absorbing inside the sponge. When the sponge is wet, it fills up with water. Blending with a sponge gives you more control and allows you to blur out edges, giving you a smoother, even finish - and saves you time we could all do with some extra time in the mornings. Have you ever spent way too much time in the morning applying foundation, only to be left with streaks, clumps or patches? This can happen with liquid makeup products when applied with a brush or your hands.

Why use makeup blending sponges over brushes?

Makeup blender sponge