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About Puffs & Sponges
Puffs & Sponges: your questions
How do I use a puff sponge?
Use a puff sponge with a pressing, tapping motion rather than wiping. For cushion foundation, press the puff into the compact, then tap it onto the centre of the face and work outwards. Build thin layers and clean the puff weekly.
How do I use a powder puff sponge?
Load a little powder onto the puff, fold it in half to work the powder in, and tap off the excess. Press it onto the T-zone and under the eyes, hold for a second, then dust away any extra with a fluffy brush.
How do I clean a puff sponge?
Wet it, massage in a gentle cleanser or mild soap, then squeeze and rinse until the water runs clear. Press it dry in a towel and leave it to air dry in an open spot. Never store a damp puff in a closed compact.
Should a makeup sponge be used wet or dry?
Use it damp for liquid and cream products. A damp sponge absorbs less makeup and gives a smoother, more natural finish. A dry sponge gives heavier coverage but can look streaky and wastes more product.
How often should I replace my makeup sponge?
Replace a makeup sponge about every three months, or sooner if it cracks, loses its bounce, stays stained or smells. In humid weather, check it more often, as damp foam can grow mould.
Is a sponge or a brush better for foundation?
A damp sponge gives a sheerer, skin-like finish and is kind to dry patches, while a brush gives more coverage and a polished look. Many people apply with a brush and finish by pressing with a sponge.