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Apply one of our complexion products, then use our T-Sponge to press and blend the formula into your skin. Our T-Sponges can be used wet or dry. The large blender is perfect for coverage on your face, and our mini blender is great for under-eye concealer.

T-Sponge - FAQs

Our large makeup sponge is perfect for applying coverage to your face, like foundation, skin tint, or tinted serum, while the mini is perfect for applying concealer to your under-eyes.

Apply your eye cream, and let it absorb for a few minutes before applying your concealer. Dot a small amount of concealer under your eyes, and lightly bounce the sponge onto your skin to blend – avoid dragging or swiping for a seamless finish.

That’s up to you; our sponges can be used wet or dry. Sponges absorb product, which makes them great for effortlessly blending coverage for a seamless finish, or building up layers without leaving you feeling heavy and cakey. Using our sponges wet will sheer out your base more than using a dry sponge, so if you’re after fuller coverage, we’d recommend using them dry.

It couldn’t be easier. Wash your sponges in lukewarm water and a little liquid cleanser, then rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear. Squeeze out the excess water, and air-dry in a well-ventilated space. We recommend replacing your sponge every 1-3 months. We recommend cleaning your sponges before first use, and after every use.

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Application tips

Step-by-step guide for Fearless Skin Tint Drops application

Shake bottle to ensure the skincare + pigments are properly mixed

Pump and release a few drops from pipette onto back of hand

Apply with fingers, a sponge or a brush

Fingers: Apply from the back of your hand and use your fingers to blend for quick, light coverage

T-Sponge: Press damp sponge into the formula on your hand and bounce onto your skin for a plump, juicy finish

T-Brush: Dab your brush into the drops on the back of your hand and stipple onto your face for a seamless blend

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