Bacteria city

I liked the idea of this and was excited to use it instead of blotting papers since it would produce less waste. However, it isn't perfect and I am pretty sure it is a great place for bacteria to live if you aren't washing it every couple of days. I also noticed that it was removing the makeup from my nose as the day went on even though I was just dabbing, so that was the major sign that this wasn't working for me.

I use a beauty blender everyday for my makeup routine and was so excited to test this out! It's okay. The packaging is adorable and I still take this with me for the mirror, but I find blotting papers much more effective than this! If a reusable product out weighs effectiveness, then try this out, it might work for you. It doesn't move around makeup but it takes a while for my skins oils to absorb into the sponge. It's okay, nothing special.

It's an okay product. I use it to blend out the creasing that appears under my eyes and around my mouth throughout the day. I also use it to absorb the oil that shows up on my face. I wouldn't buy it again, but the little compact is cute so I don't regret buying it.

I was advised that this product could virtually replace my compact in my purse, in terms of removing shine. I do not have oily skin, and as such, have not used blotting papers before so as to be able to make that comparison. I do get some shine during the day; however, and typically use a compact which adds product to my face.

I thought I would pay the $29 and give this a try. I'm not entirely convinced....yet. It does seem to remove some shine...but...I feel like my compact makes me look a bit fresher.

I think if you had oilier skin, this would be a helpful product and you wouldn't end up with a pancake makeup look on your face as can sometimes happen. I'm going to keep trying it...my recommendation is hesitant at the moment. It does come in a cute carrying case though with a mirror, that you can slide into your purse.