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Although it expands in water, this sponge doesn't get airier in the process. "This is a very dense sponge," our reviewer says. "It feels heavier than a beautyblender, but still feels extremely soft and bouncy against the skin." Another popular trend from the Asian market is konjac sponges. They are made from the konjac potato, which is 97 per cent water and rich in mineral goodness. We are also starting to see variations of konjac sponges, including ones containing charcoal. Also suitable for sensitive skin types, konjac facial sponges can be used to cleanse skin without over-drying or causing redness. The material that a makeup sponge is made out of matters because it not only impacts how smoothly it applies makeup, but how much foundation, concealer, or cream blush it absorbs in the process, too. Generally speaking, silicone makeup sponges absorb the least amount of product (if any at all) given they're not porous (our favorite is the Ulta Fingerprint Silicone Blender). That said, foam makeup sponges tend to be the lightest weight and, as such, are able to deliver the most natural-looking airbrushed finish.

Since konjac facial sponges allow you to gently exfoliate your skin without excess irritation, they’re generally considered safe for most skin types. However, Linkner does suggest avoiding them if you have very sensitive skin. Konjac sponges, designed with konjac vegetable fibres, soften when soaked in water for a gentle and effective cleanse or a deep exfoliation. They dry hard to prevent damage and the storage of germs. Just like any other facial tool, facial sponges need to be looked after properly to ensure no bacteria build-up occurs.A konjac sponge with charcoal is good for acne. “For oily skin types, I like ingredients such as charcoal to detoxify and control excess sebum, especially since charcoal has antibacterial properties to help with acne,” said Linkner. Yep, facial sponges are right up there with the best beauty multi-taskers. They have major skin care benefits, so let’s break down what a facial sponge can do for your complexion. What is a facial sponge? Could this small (but mighty) exfoliating tool be the secret to youthful, glowing skin? Well, according to Brendan Camp, MD, a board-certified dermatologist, it does help with certain factors needed to obtain year-round radiance. " Cleansing sponges are great for removing oil, debris, and dead skin cells," he says. "They gently exfoliate skin to soften it. In this regard, they can play an important role in one’s daily skin care routine. But they are not products that help combat [major] sources of aging, such as ultraviolet radiation, skin discoloration, and reductions in the amount of collagen and elastin in the dermis." If you’re wondering why so many people are using a facial sponge made from a root plant, we turned to the experts to get their take on this natural beauty product.

For best results, simply wet the sponge and apply your cleanser, then use circular motions to exfoliate your skin. This will help to take off make-up, remove impurities and gently scrub skin, leaving it feeling and looking glowy. What are the different types of facial sponges? However, if you are looking for a deeper exfoliation, you might not get the results you’re after with a sponge. Try using an electronic cleansing brush or visiting a facialist for an uber-deep cleanse!A facial sponge complements your daily cleansing routine by maximising the benefits of the other products you’re using. Because the plant is extremely gentle, using a sponge with konjac is often recommended for unclogging pores, especially with oily and acne-prone skin. In addition to cleansing and exfoliating, Mudgil says a konjac facial sponge is also great for removing makeup.

The basic konjac sponge, with no added ingredients, may be the best option if you want something gentle and nonabrasive. Here we have an hourglass shaped hot pink sponge that almost looks like a cinched beautyblender. Made of plush foam, the makeup sponge is lightweight and works well to apply a variety of products. Although it's recommended for liquid and cream makeup, given the slightly tapered tip, it can be used to set powder, too. Despite being a porous sponge, our testers found that this three-sided sponge was particularly easy to clean. Simply run it under water and the product came right out. Beloved by our testers—not to mention over 65,000 Sephora shoppers—the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Precision Makeup Sponge 100 is a flat-sided teardrop makeup sponge that can be used for various applications, including foundation, blush, and under-eye concealer. The latex-free sponge is designed to be a "triple threat" for applying liquid, cream, and powder foundations anywhere and everywhere on the face.By now, you've probably tried adding at least one AHA, BHA, or even physical exfoliant to your skincare routine. Although there are arguments made for (and against) each, to me it's more about knowing your skin type and doing what works best for you. After quite a few visits to aestheticians and dermatologists, I realized there's another exfoliating gem out there that many still aren't taking advantage of: the cleansing sponge. All sponges advertised as konjac facial sponges contain konjac. What makes them different is their color and added ingredients.