BeautyBlender Makes a Powder Puff?

Hello Everyone! Sorry for disappearing again lol, things got busy around the holidays! I filmed this video reviewing the BeautyBlender Power Pocket Puff a few months ago and I have been using it everyday since! I bought mine at Sephora for $15 and just discovered that it has a 5 star rating on their website so I'm not the only one who loves it! I guess this video is coming out at a good time given all the buzz right now about Tati's puff - and yes I did buy it and will be posting my thoughts soon...
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[@HopefulInterventions]

I bought puffs from Amazon and they’re just as good.

[@nicoleemerson4193]

Wow totally buying one of those. Thanks for the great honest review as always!!

[@nikkibeacth]

Good review. When I received mine I thought it was teared open apart on the bottom.

[@robertrobson8974]

Can you powder bottoms with it?

[@robertrobson8974]

Can you use it on bottoms?

[@whiskerske3218]

I want one! Will it do the same on aging skin?

[@haleyanneemerson9352]

I would be cautious with baking on aging skin as too much powder can possibly be too drying and give the appearance of exaggerated lines and wrinkles, I would test first by using a regular beauty blender and packing it with powder and then bake and see if it works for you or not :)

[@nicoleashley1343]

Is the same as tatis

[@haleyanneemerson9352]

I'll be testing out tati's this weekend and getting a video up on Sunday! Tati's sponge is made to apply powder products as well as liquid products like foundation, whereas this beauty blender puff is made for setting powder and touching up makeup. So I have a feeling Tati's sponge will be more useful since it can be used for a complete makeup application, but check back later when I post my review to see my official thoughts :)

[@loriruthford8215]

@@haleyanneemerson9352 I saw somewhere on youtube that it can also be used to apply liquid products. Great review!