This beauty blender hack is meant to give you seriously even and smooth looking skin
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: don’t trust all beauty hacks that originate from TikTok. The app did once seriously tell people to start applying lube to their skin in place of a primer . Now, there’s a foundation application method doing the rounds on the app, and it actually sounds like one we might want to try.
The hack is as simple as it sounds: just saturate the beauty blender in water before popping it in the freezer for 1-2 hours. If it’s nearer the two hours then you might want to let it thaw for a couple of minutes when you take it out, just to allow the sponge to gain a bit of bounce back. BBC Glow Up finalist BBC Nikki is amongst those who are giving the frozen sponge method a try the first time it went viral around Christmas. In a TikTok video titled: “Have you tried it?! #frozenbeautyblender #beautyblender”, Nikki tests out the trick on her own skin – to great results.
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