Sephora Collection Makeup Sponge

You can use them either way depending on the finish you want. Using them damp is ideal for a sheer, seamless blend with liquid or cream products, while using them dry provides more density and precision for baking or spot-concealing.

Simply slide your finger through the loop to secure the sponge against your fingertip. This gives you much more stability and precision when tapping product into tight corners like the inner eye or around the nostrils.

No, the foam is specifically designed to be dense, which minimizes product absorption. You'll find that more product stays on your skin rather than getting trapped inside the sponge.

These are completely versatile. They work effectively with liquid and cream formulas for blending, but they are also excellent for pressing setting powder into the skin, especially in areas prone to creasing.

Wash them regularly with a gentle brush cleanser or mild soap and warm water. Because of their size, be sure to squeeze them gently to rinse out all the soap, then let them air dry completely before the next use.