Beauty Blender: Check out THESE tips and tricks to use this tool correctly

When it comes to makeup, beauty blender as a tool has become extremely popular with time. It is one of the most popular and globally recognized products. It not only helps to even out the makeup more, but the material and the edgeless shapes of the blender makes it unique. The beauty blender is not only easy to use, but it's affordable too. If you are new into makeup or are planning to invest in a beauty blender, then here are some tips and tricks that you should know about the product. 

Choose your colour wisely:

Did you know that different beauty blenders serve different purposes? Yes, that's true. The pink one called Original works with any product. However, if you want to use dark foundations, then you should opt for the black one aka Pro as it is less prone to staining. The white one, which is known as Pure is dye-free and designed for applying moisturizers and serums.

Avoid harsh solutions:

Beauty blenders are made with good quality fibre, and nothing breaks down its fibres. But you should avoid using strong solutions that contain alcohol, acetone, or other chemicals.

Use a dry beauty blender for correcting mistakes:

If you think you have applied too much makeup on the cheeks or the eyes, then use a dry beauty blender to soften the colour. 

Use beauty blender differently for different parts:

The beauty blender is shaped like an egg for a reason. One should use the rounded edges to apply makeup to cheeks and forehead. And use the pointed edge for the sides of your nose, under eyes, and along the lips. Blend it all out and put its egg shape to good use!

Apply foundation on your hand first:

Instead of applying the foundation directly on the blender, apply it on your hands first. It not only helps in warming the product, but it allows less waste, the ability to make sure you have the exact foundation colour and more even coverage.

You can use a beauty blender for multiple products:

The beauty blender is not only limited to foundation and concealer, but it can also be used for cream contour, blush and highlight. The pointed tip of the beauty blender can help you have precise cheekbones than a buffing brush.

Press the blender onto your skin:

Using the blender as a brush creates streaks and lines on the skin, whereas pressing allows a natural finish and is much more gentle on your skin.