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Now you can look like a movie star without the pricey services of a major makeup artist. Invented by top Hollywood makeup artists Rea Ann Silva and Veronica Lorenz, Beautyblender was created to leave you with a professional finish and a flawless complexion. Silva and Lorenz know that the key to the perfect face is simple: a perfect blend. Patent-pending elliptical shape makes application foolproof by allowing you to access hard-to-reach areas with ease. Its suede texture is sensual to the touch and its unique curves fits the contours of your face, leaving your makeup dazzling and undetectable.
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Blend your way to a flawless face! Seeing make up is the first sign of an amateur application. Beautyblender was created without edges in order to eliminate visible lines and streaks. So go ahead, experiment fearlessly with your Beautyblender and discover the many ways its unique shape will set you free!
Bounce Beautyblender against your face when applying make up. Bouncing, called stippling in the makeup world, blends makeup without creating changes in the texture or tone of your skin. Use Beautyblender's pointed side for hard-to-reach spots like around the nose and mouth, and under the eyes. Use the round base for foundation and blush on the larger areas of your face such as your forehead, cheeks and chin.
If you apply makeup with your fingers you'll find that Beautyblender will smooth and refine your makeup to provide a clean finish.
Use Beautyblender damp when applying wet/dry makeup. When Beautyblender is wet it is normal for it to expand to nearly twice its original size. Wash after use and place in the Beautyblender insert pedestal to dry. You can also put Beautyblender in the Beautyblender pouch and toss it in the dryer. Be sure to use an air-dry setting; Beautyblender should not come in contact with extreme heat of any kind.
If you have problem skin Beautyblender works to cover blemishes. Use the pointed end and the stipple and twist technique to work makeup into depressed areas of the face. The stippling and twisting action feathers out the makeup's edges, leaving a perfect finish.
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