When I look at it I think of it as the egg has been stretched out. I'm not too sure how i feel about it as i have this feeling it's just going to be difficult to stipple the foundation evenly over my face. Also I'm not sure and i forgot to ask whether this can be used wet and whether it expands, I really have no idea because I haven't had the chance to use it yet. It retails for $14.95 so I think it's reasonably priced. Definitely anything more and it would be pushing it a little.
On the packaging it has been described as "An ergonomic, 3D sponge to revolutionise your foundation application". I would like to hope so!
When comparing to the beauty blender, you can see that they are completely different in terms of shape (I guess you could say colour lol) and also in texture. If you have had the chance to feel the beauty blender, you'll find that it is quite soft and "squishy". The Blender Sphere however feels a lot more firm and less spongy so I'm curious as to whether it will distribute foundation nicely. And again, whether it will expand if i soak it under water first and if that will help the application more smoothly.
Has anyone else seen these around or tried it? If you want to know how it goes let me know and I'll keep you all updated!
I've been thinking of purchasing a beauty blender recently so I'd love to see a review of this one! :) xx
ReplyDeleteI'll def keep you updated, but if it helps, i LOVE the beauty blender :)
DeleteDefinitely interested to see how this one performs! I've seen it at Myer and was intrigued at the shape and its obvious similarities to the Beautyblender, which I haven't tried but really want to :)
ReplyDeletesame here, i almost didnt purchase it but i guess curiosity kicked in and I really want to compare, will keep you all updated :)
DeleteI have the beauty blender and i never use it lol. Prior to buying it, i heard so many people rave about it >< But I guess, maybe it's cause i wear bb cream most days and just apply it with my fingers or brush instead since it's easier. i guess beautyblender is more suitable for something more liquidy like foundation. lemme know how the beauty sphere works out!
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fair enough, i haven't tried applying bb cream with the beauty blender but it's amazing with liquid foundation so maybe one day if you're curious just try it out since you have one already :) and yes, will keep you updated once i've had a chance to try out the blender sphere, thanks for reading!
DeleteThis seems like a really cool product. I don't use brushes or sponges that often but I want to start since i heard using fingers is bad. I might want to give this a try!
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hi! i do recommend using brushes and/or sponges or at least have some basic brushes at your disposal. It definitely would help with the application of your make up and you'll find it might even be quicker and allow for a more even finishing. Not only that but it is more hygienic provided you clean your brushes regularly.
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