Hey guys, so I'm going to be showing you how I apply my makeup with the Makeup Drop Beauty Blender. So at first to blend it out I was using the spongy side but I found that it was pretty complicated to use. I would suggest wetting it a little bit before you use that side. So on the rest of my face I just began to use the actual silicone side to actually spread it out on my face and blend it in and it worked perfectly. As you can see it does leave my face looking smooth and a complete matte finish.

the makeup applicator from Makeup Drop. I have used it once already to see if I liked it and I have to say that I'm not sure if I'm the biggest fan but I'm gonna give it another try. See it definitely gets the job done like it's not bad but I just feel like it's really firm which is not what I'm used to. Like it definitely blends it out for sure but also I don't know why I would ever use this side but it definitely absorbs products which I don't like but I don't know gets the job done.

I have very conflicting thoughts about this blender to be honest. This is the original beauty blender. They're pretty much the same size. This one is definitely firmer so it doesn't bounce off the skin quite as much. And I don't really find myself using that silicone part a lot. I don't think it's a very useful applicator and it's not very easy to wash. So I tried washing it for like 5 minutes.

Pretty excited for the Makeup Drop Red Velvet Sponge. It looks pretty cool. It has a silicone pad and then a microfiber blending sponge behind it. I'm not doing my makeup right now, but I'm pretty excited to try this out when I do.

Video Review of #MAKEUPDROP Red Velvet 2 In 1 Applicator by Jennifer

Video Review of #MAKEUPDROP Red Velvet 2 In 1 Applicator by Jennifer