Revlon Dual Ended Jelly Makeup Blender Tool, Silicone Makeup Applicator for Blush, Bronzer, Concealer, Contour, Eyes, and Lips, 1 count

This is good for people who do not like the fingers to apply some products. I bought it out of curiosity to apply my Catrice under eye brightening cream and it did a decent job. However, I find myself still using my fingers. It has a small side and a bigger one. The tip consistency is soft and squishy. I guess it is good for keeping fingertips clean and saving product (the material does not absorb product). Oh, it wipes clean, so no need to wash like the brushes.

So truth be told I always apply my makeup with my trusty fingers. I know , I know , how dare I , but I finally grew up and bought this Revlon Dual Ended Jelly makeup blender . It is truly a game changer . It is super smooth and applies my make up so evenly . I never thought in a million years I would be using a beauty blender but here we are and I’m thoroughly impressed with the coverage . Throw those beauty blender sponges away and get yourself sophistication on a stick .

I use a putty style blush and this is PERFECT for that. The product applies more evenly and precisely than with my fingers and I don’t waste product. It is easy to wipe clean also. I plan to experiment further with other cream, liquid and putty style products. I wish they made one with even smaller ends for blending cream eye shadow.

I bought the Revlon Dual Ended Jelly Makeup Blender Tool and I’m absolutely thrilled with it! This versatile silicone makeup applicator is perfect for applying a variety of products such as blush, bronzer, concealer, and contour. At about $10, here are some points to consider regarding its value. Benefits include its versatility, marketed as a multi-use tool that can eliminate the need for multiple applicators. With hygiene in mind, silicone makeup blenders are generally more sanitary compared to traditional sponges since they don’t absorb products, making them easier to maintain. Their durability is another plus, as silicone tools have a longer lifespan than conventional makeup sponges which can wear out quickly. Additionally, they offer less product waste because silicone applicators are non-porous and won’t soak up makeup, potentially reducing overall product usage. On the downside, silicone blenders can sometimes leave a streaky finish, requiring more effort to blend compared to sponge applicators. Yet, it’s still worth the investment! If a smooth blend is your priority and you prefer the traditional feel of a sponge or brush, this may not meet your standards. Make sure to read other customer reviews to guide your decision. I would definitely recommend!!!

I personally LOVE the concept of this dual silicone makeup brush! It’s so versatile, easy to clean and easy to use. Such a win honestly BUT as mentioned in the reviews the silicone did end up splitting on the smaller end so now I’m on the hunt for a better quality one. They’re onto something here it’s just such poor quality it broke after using one 🥲. Reckon you’re so close, keep trying

Another Update: Bought it again, broke again. Update: It broke 😭 After like four uses. But I love the idea! I was skeptical because I feel like this is a really neat idea that if done with flimsy silicone could be a crap shoot but this works great! I don't feel like either tip will rip, no matter how hard I press. SO MUCH EASIER TO CLEAN THAN A BEAUTY BLENDER! Also! It blends so well it looks like I'm not wearing anything. Love love love. Cannot recommend enough.

This is great for a little bit of contour and/or blush for a slight color on the cheeks. It's so much easier to travel with instead of bringing several sponges and having dirty sponges as "dead weight" in your make up bag. I've bought silicone sponges from Marshalls and they were dense and hard. This is very soft and blends great! Additionally its so much easier to clean. You can just wipe it on a tissue or a cloth and you can use it for the next step in your makeup routine so its great for those who are worried about using dirty makeup sponges over the course of several days.

I should have read more carefully because this is just a soft smooth rubber tipped " brush"- no bristles.