Makeup Sponges

Choose makeup sponges for your base, detail work and powder

A smooth makeup finish starts with an applicator that suits the product you use and the area you want to cover. Choose a blending sponge for foundation, a powder puff for powder application, or a mixed set if you like to switch between techniques. This collection includes shaped makeup sponges, silicone applicators and powder puffs, giving you options for both everyday routines and more detailed looks.

Find the shape and construction that work for you

• Teardrop and hourglass sponges for versatile blending. The latex-free blender options have a small or pointed end for working around the eyes, mouth and nose, plus a wider end for larger areas of the face. Choose a teardrop shape when you want a defined tip, or an hourglass shape if you prefer a narrower middle that is easy to grip.
• Wedges and shaped applicators for awkward areas. SOHO Flower Wedges are latex makeup sponges with a narrow, teardrop shape that helps you reach smaller areas. The Makeup Sponge applicator is designed for liquid foundation and shaped to reach places such as around the nose. These are useful choices when controlled placement matters as much as blending.
• Silicone applicators to keep more foundation on the surface. The silicone makeup sponges distribute foundation evenly without absorbing it like a conventional sponge. Choose from round, teardrop and classic options to find a shape you enjoy handling. Their compact format also makes them easy to slip into your makeup bag.
• Powder puffs for a controlled powder finish. The round face powder puff works with both pressed and loose powder. Its cotton velour and satin construction includes a finger strap for better control during application. Technique PRO Multi Powder Puff offers different puff sizes, making it a useful option when you want to vary the size of your applicator.
• Sets for a routine with more than one technique. Technique PRO Essential sets contain three different makeup sponges with distinct functions. Choose these when you want a selection of sponge shapes, or opt for Multi Bake if you want a combination of sponges and powder puffs in one set.

Start with the makeup you reach for most often. A shaped blender is a practical choice for a foundation focused routine, while a powder puff adds control when finishing with powder. If you regularly use both, a mixed set gives you a choice of tools without asking one applicator to do every job.

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