A bevel-cut makeup sponge has a flat, angled face in addition to its rounded sides. Use the rounded part to blend foundation over large areas, the flat bevel to press powder or blend contour, and the edge of the bevel to reach around the nose and under the eyes.
Which part does what?
| Part | Best for |
|---|---|
| Rounded side | Foundation across cheeks and forehead |
| Flat bevel | Pressing powder, blending contour |
| Bevel edge | Sides of the nose, under the eyes |
| Narrow end | Small spots and concealer |
A 4-piece bevel-cut set
The Uexim 4-piece makeup sponge set includes four bevel-cut sponges made from soft hydrophilic polyurethane, each about 6 x 4cm. The listing describes them as designed for both dry and wet application of foundation, powder, and cream products.
Four bevel-cut sponges, about 6 x 4cm, for wet or dry use.
How do you use it step by step?
- Dampen and squeeze out excess water for liquids, or keep dry for powders.
- Tap foundation on with the rounded side.
- Use the bevel edge around the nose and eyes.
- Press contour or powder with the flat bevel.
- Let the sponge dry fully after washing.
For the wet vs dry choice, read wet vs dry makeup sponge.
Tips
- Tap instead of wiping.
- Use one sponge per product type when you can.
- Wash regularly and rotate the four sponges.
Frequently asked questions
What material are the sponges?
Hydrophilic polyurethane.
How big are they?
About 6 x 4cm.
How many come in the set?
Four.
The bottom line
Use the rounded side for coverage, the bevel for pressing, and the edge for detail. More sponges are in the Beauty Tools & Essentials collection.
Blend with every angle
Four bevel-cut sponges for wet or dry use.
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