I recently tried this product and I’m honestly impressed. The quality is great and it works exactly as expected. It’s easy to use, well designed, and you can really notice the attention to detail. After using it for a while, I can say it definitely adds value and makes things more convenient. It’s one of those products that you didn’t know you needed until you try it. Overall, I’m very happy with it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something reliable and high quality.

These little Fenty sponges are super handy for blending in small or hard-to-reach areas. I mostly use them for under-eye concealer, around my nose, and cleaning up around my brows. They’re soft, easy to use when damp, and get into tight spots that regular beauty blenders can’t.

Even though Fenty is considered a luxury brand, the price tags on its products are a good bit lower than those of competitor luxury beauty brands. For example, while Estée Lauder's foundation will set you back $42, Fenty's is just $35 Use the slanted edge of the makeup sponge for controlled stippling, the mini-moon edge for targeted coverage (perfect for the under eyes), and the rounded end for all-over buffing. Unlike a simple disc sponge, you can do pretty much everything with a beauty blender. The large end smooths over foundation, the tapered point is perfect for concealer, and you can even flip it on its side to blend out those sharp lines when contouring, or to dab away excess product. Why wet your sponge? A dry sponge is super absorbent, so wetting the sponge ensures the product won't get all soaked up by the tool before it reaches your face. “Dampening a sponge will add a bit of moisture to the application, preventing the product from being too heavily absorbed into the sponge.