A Makeup Bag Must-Have: Beauty Blender!

 

In 2007, the OG blender entered the beauty room, making it simpler to mix one's foundation smoothly, giving it an airbrushed-like look. Therefore, it has a considerable effect on beauty consumers worldwide. Many brands have begun to manufacture affordable and quality versions of a beauty blender, just like the best in the game, Blue Heaven Cosmetics.

●     First, put the blender under the water for a couple of minutes to absorb some of the water to prevent rips and tears. Post that, push the excess water to extract it and now you can put it to use. The more the blender is saturated, the less the product is swallowed up.

●     Among the most common blending errors is when, while applying the substance, people use the blender in a swiping or sliding motion. When in fact, the real power of the blender lies in making you dab the liquid into the skin and press it to give it an airbrushed look.

●     Apply all of your liquid skincare products using your blender, for any substance that can be difficult to apply, from moisturisers to serums and essences. You need to soak the blender, add it to your product, and then apply it to your face.

●     Many individuals think that a sponge/blender can only mix liquids. But surprisingly, you can also use your blender to press it into your compact or loose powder.

You would think that you would need a brush to buff the substance, but it can usurp any oils and give you the very same finish by dabbing your powder with a blender. To set your concealer, add powder under the eyes using the narrow tip of the blender.

The pointed end of the makeup blender sponge will allow you to get cheekbones that are more precise than a standard brush. Your blender can also be used for creamy textures and goods, using the same bouncing technique as you would when adding your liquid.