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Summary
Your liquid and cream products' best friend. Ulta Beauty Collection's Beauty Wedges apply and blend makeup seamlessly. An efficient pick for makeup artists and creators. Packaging may vary.
Benefits
- Use dry sponge for full coverage, or dampen for a more sheer finish
- Ideal for liquid or cream formulas
- Sponges made without latex
- 96 ct.
Features
- 96 ct.
- Bag made from 20% Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) Plastic
Item 2251300
Use tip of wedge to dot your favorite cream or liquid product onto areas such as chin, forehead and cheeks. Use flat side of wedge to smooth product out using soft dabbing motions. Care: To reuse, wash with mild soap and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Let wedge air dry.
Free gift with purchase
Free gift with purchase
Free Drunk Elephant serum deluxe with $50 makeup or skincare purchase (valid thru 8.30.25 on in store or shipped purchases. Full or partial pickup or same day delivery purchases do not qualify. While quantities last and subject to in store availability)
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How big are these sponges? Measurement?
- Asked by L.mono
- Verified Reply - Staff ExpertThe base measures 2.3 cm x 3.6 cm, the side measures 2.3 cm x 5 cm, and then the longest angled side measures 2.3 cm x 6.2 cm.Was this answer helpful to you
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Can you apply cream contour or cream blush with these?
- Asked by Sabrina
- Verified Reply - Staff ExpertYes, they perform beautifully for that use!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Is this best to use it damp (like a beauty blender) or dry?
- Asked by Carissa
- Verified Reply - Staff ExpertYou can use them wet or dry! Dampening the wedge will allow for a fuller coverage application.Was this answer helpful to you
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Made in the USA
These beauty wedges are made in the USA, and have just the right amount of firmness - I've tried beauty wedges that were either too rough (sandpaper feeling) or too soft (fell apart easily). I use these to apply sunscreen - these wedges give me an even application. I also use these wedges to apply 2...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Product Changed, Lower Quality
I have been loyal to this product for quite some time and buy the largest package available. However, sometime between the last time I bought these and my most recent purchase, the manufacturing has changed. They're now more "spongy" (less dense) and lose their shape once they have a lot of produc...
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Good Quality Wedges
I use these wedges to apply skincare products such as retinol and salicylic acid to my face and neck, to keep my fingers from drying out, I never wear liquid foundation, so i have never used these wedges for that purpose so I can't comment on that..
Leaves makeup looking cakey
I had been faithful for years to the make up wedges. Then a few weeks ago I went in to purchase a pack, and I was so disappointed by the sponge wedge. IThe original wedges left the make up smooth. These leave the make up cakey, and make it harder to glide the makeup. I'm no longer buying these.
These work wonderfully!
These help makeup to look good on your skin. They are so smooth and they make applying makeup easy. I especially like that they are not made in CHINA. It would be great if they were made in America, but Canada is highly acceptable.
Love these Wedges
Soft and feels good on your face-helps makeup go on smoothly.
damaged packaging
The plastic bag containing the sponges was sliced open (maybe from a box cutter). Not very hygienic for the sponges I'd assume.