CLAIM TO FAME: An edgeless cosmetic sponge that impeccably blends and bounces makeup onto skin
FAST FACTS: Delivers a fresh, flawless finish; works well with liquid, mineral, or powder pigments; tapered tip is ideal for precision contouring and makeup application around the eyes and nose; wide base smoothens makeup onto entire face for maximum coverage; latex-free sponge won’t leave a crease or streak
PERFECT FOR: A smooth, airbrushed effect
REVIEWS:
The WOW Product You Must Have.
January 29, 2017
”I already had been using wunderbrow before finding out about Wunder2 and other products. I’ve only been using this for a couple of days and it really does make a difference. Definitely the WOW products for me.”
–Fiona Little (from wunder2.eu)
SPECIFICATIONS:
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Wunderblend
Best used wet. Simply run under a cold tap and squeeze out excess. The sponge will then appear larger in size and will not soak up product. Apply product of choice to WUNDERBLEND and then dab onto skin. Bounce sponge across the skin to blend in product.
With today’s hectic and fast-paced lifestyles, women’s beauty needs have changed. Nowadays, on-the-go gals need makeup that is comfortable, fresh, and flawless and stays in place all day. Luckily, Wunder2 has created extremely long-lasting formulas using cutting edge technology that help you look naturally beautiful and radiant while taking less than 2 minutes to apply and set!
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This sponge got the job done, but even when I really dampened it with water I still felt like I was literally beating my face. It's an affordable option, but there might be better alternatives in the market. You might also want to shell out a few extra bucks on the Real Techniques sponge instead, if you're not into the whole hype of the Beauty Blender.
7 months agoIt's pretty good for beginners who have never used the egg blender in their life and are a bit iffy on spending a thousand pesos for it. Use it wet and watch it expand to almost twice its size. It doesn't absorb much of my foundation, which is great. I mainly use this for liquid products and no complaints so fr
almost 2 years agoI was honestly eyeing for a Real Techniques Sponge, but it's almost always sold out so I was looking for other alternarives. Wunder2 isn't a new name to me since I've also bought their brow product before. It's an okay product if you're looking for cheaper alternatives for the Beauty Blender or the Real Techniques Sponge.
almost 2 years agobought this sponge after a local beauty blogger raved abt it on youtube. unfortunately, i find this sponge to be too tough. it's not easy to squeeze and therefore i find it difficult to clean. it just takes too much time and energy to squeeze all the liquid cleansing soap out of the sponge. i've gone back to my usual makeup sponge.
almost 2 years agoReading the reviews here I thought this will work for me, but I find it too stiff for my liking - it is so far off from the Beauty Blender or the Real Techniques sponge. Also, after the first wash I found a tear on the sponge which means the material is not really reliable. I would definitely try out other sponges than this.
about 2 years agoMy 6 month old Real Techniques blending sponge gave up on me, and I was trting to look for a decent replacement. Since I had a pending haul on Beautymnl, I decided to buy a new belnding sponge here instead of buying elsewhere to reach the cost for free shipping. Unfortunately, their Real Techniques sponges were out of stock so I got this Wunderblend instead. It's marginally cheaper and super cute! I like that the color is dark enough to prevent the sponge from looking too 'dugyot' after months of use. In terms of texture, it's a lot denser than the Real Techniques sponge. I'm also still adjusting to the lack of a flat side. All in all though, it's a good sponge and a great RT substitute!
over 2 years ago
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