Review: The Creme Shop Mini Blending Sponge's

Hey Guys!

So today I'm reviewing the Creme Shop's mini blending sponges for you. I got mine in a pack of three at tj maxx for $7.99.

I use these sponges for small areas around my eyes and for covering blemishes with my hard candy glamoflauge concealer. When you wet these sponges, like the micro mini beauty blender sponges expand and grow. They work great for applying under eye concealer but I have found that when I'm using them for covering blemishes that they cover the blemishes great but cause some streaking with the concealer. I also use them to cover redness spots on my face, and again it works great for covering the actual redness but I find that it causes streaking on my face and I sometimes have to blend it out with my fingers.

Overall, for applying undereye concealer to hide dark circles this is a great product! I would definitely recommend it for that purpose. But, for anything else it tends to be a bit streaky so you may need to blend out the product another way. :/

Thanks for reading!

Christina <3

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