CLAIM TO FAME: A semi pear-shaped sponge for a flawless finish
FAST FACTS: Lightly blends liquid or cream formulas; suitable for foundations, concealers, blush, or highlighters; rounded edge efficiently and gently applies makeup on larger surface areas; pointed tip is ideal for hard-to-reach areas as well as for contouring the bridge of nose, cheekbones, and jawline
PERFECT FOR: All-over coverage and precision sculpting
SPECIFICATIONS
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Swan Pear Classic Blender
Swan is one of the Philippines’ leading manufacturers of cosmetic makeup powder puffs. The company has been creating sponges and puffs since 1958 for homegrown brands as well as international exportation, using locally sourced raw materials for their super soft puffs. Experience high-quality sponges and puffs for compacts, dusting powders, loose powders, rouge, and more with Swan.
| 5 stars | 16 | |
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| 2 stars | 6 | |
| 1 star | 1 |
I bought it in replacement of my old sponge that I’ve had from watson’s. At first I was excited to try it but when I actually tried it, hmmm something’s wrong. 🤔 texture is a bit rough for my face as I have a sensitive skin. Plus, It didn’t deliver what’s its supposed to do as it’s absorbing too much product and it’s not smooth on skin. The shape though is fine.
6 months agoI don't use this often and i would rather use my fingers to spread my bb creams. The item is too hard even when squeezed with water. It actually also absorbs the products from my skin, thus removing the product to waste. Im not buying this again. The ones from watsons are better than this item
6 months agoThis blender does its job a tad bit decently considering its very affordable price, and it may be an option for broke girls like me--as well as those starting out with makeup, but there could be better blenders that are just as cheap, if not more, than this one, as it may be a bit too hard on the skin to those users who prefer a smoother, softer sponge application.
8 months agoI expected a lot because of its reviews. It's too hard even though it's soaked in water and it hurts when you used it in your face. It eats a lot of foundation and not doing its job on blending. There are affordable sponge blenders out there that are better than this one.
over 1 year agoSadly, this supposed BeautyBlender dupe didn't really do it for me. The product was extremely dense and didn't expand when I ran it under water. Granted, it's easy to grip because of its shape, but it otherwise doesn't do much for the sponge itself. It doesn't absorb a lot of product, which is nice, but that's probably because of its density. For sure sticking with my BeautyBlender.
about 2 years agoThis product is very cheap, and yet it functions like those expensive ones. I love it because of its shape, all sides for different areas. I have not tried using it wet, but it doesn't absorb too much when used dry. I like blending using sponges, rather than brushes, and I believe this product is a good buy!
about 2 years ago
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