Real Techniques Powder Sponge - Real Techniques

Clean the sponge after each use, or at least weekly, to maintain hygiene and performance.

While primarily designed for powder products, it can be used with some liquid or cream products, but may not yield the best results. The sponge is optimized for powder.

Replace the sponge when it shows signs of wear and tear, such as rips, tears, or if it becomes difficult to clean.

It is best to use a mild soap or a dedicated makeup sponge cleanser to avoid damaging the material.

Store the dry sponge in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat.

Yes, the sponge can be used either damp or dry, based on your preference and desired result. Dampening the sponge can help create a more seamless and airbrushed look.

The sponge has an antimicrobial infusion to help keep the skin healthy for up to 30 days.

Ensure the sponge is clean and damp (if preferred). Use gentle tapping or rolling motions for application.

Use a lighter touch and tap off excess product before applying to the face.

Clean the sponge thoroughly. If it's old or damaged, consider replacing it.