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ELF Camo Concealer Sponge Review and Benefits

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Blending is very important. With using wet or dry products for everyday or editorial application. Brushes can be very expensive for all to use. But using sponges work just as well for professional and everyday usage.

ELF has some wonderful cosmetic products and application tools. This is the Camo Concealer Sponge. The perfect sponge to complement the 16HR Camo Concealer. This sponge was specifically designed to perform best with this concealer. Made with soft, latex free foam and dual-pointed ends, this sponge easily fit into the hard-to-reach areas of the face, allowing for a flawless application.

Excellent product to use with wet or dry concealers or even just for dry application of blush or foundations. This sponge is an exceptionally soft sponge that blends well without picking up product! Camo Concealer Sponge makes everything blend so soft and seamlessly. Surprisingly with this little sponge is a lot more dense and not as frail as I thought it would be . Blends well and lasts pretty long even with frequent washes. Always use soap and water to clean. I prefer Dawn Soap. Also excellent for cleaning brush’s. I recommend this product for professional use. This sponge is an exceptionally soft sponge that blends well without picking up product!

Beauty Tips Tips Tips

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More and more subscribers have asked me for more beauty tips. Well here you go, I hope you enjoy the information and I would like to thank everyone for making Haircolorinorlando.com a success. Thank you everyone.

Color correction under or around the eye area can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be if you know which shades work best for your complexion. Fair skin tones can use a light peach corrector. Medium skin tones can opt for a true salmon shade, and deeper skin tones should try using orange red corrector.

When it comes to camouflaging the look of tired eyes, less is more. Packing on concealer will only make the appearance more pronounced, especially if you are using a concealer that’s too light for your skin tone. People commonly make the mistake of applying concealer that’s too light, thinking it will lift tired-looking eyes. Instead, it looks startling and gives an almost vampire-like look where you end up looking sick.

If you have been rubbing products on your eye area, you are applying the product the incorrect way. I was taught that you should use a soft tapping motion, as rubbing will only aggravate the skin around eyes. The patting motion will keep the concealer in place to deliver maximum coverage. Tapping the product into the eye area really marries the product to the skin naturally because the skin has oils in it, which break down the product much better.

Stay clear of eye-shadows that are too dark (blues, blacks, deep grays, etc.) if you are having any issues around the eye area, ie dark circles and spots. Go for a brighter neutral shade to help perk up the look of your lids. Definitely stay away from anything with pink or blue undertones. Go for warmer tans, browns, and golds.