Step 1: Prep with the Hydrating Primer
The Goal: Create a smooth, grippy base so your foundation doesn't get patchy.

How to do it: Apply a pea-sized amount to clean, moisturized skin. Focus on your forehead, cheeks, and any areas where makeup usually fades.

Pro Tip: Wait 30–60 seconds for the primer to become slightly "tacky" before moving to the next step. This helps the makeup stick.

Step 2: Prep the Blending Sponge
The Goal: Ensure a streak-free, airbrushed finish.

How to do it: Run the sponge under lukewarm water until it expands to twice its size. Squeeze out all the excess water (it should be damp, not dripping).

Pro Tip: Use the flat side for larger areas (cheeks/forehead) and the pointed tip for under the eyes and around the nose.

Step 3: Apply Your Makeup
How to do it: Bounce (don't swipe!) your foundation or concealer onto your skin using the damp sponge. Bouncing mimics the texture of skin for a more natural look.

Step 4: Lock it in with Setting Spray
The Goal: Melt the powders into the liquids and prevent smudging or fading.

How to do it: Hold the bottle 8–10 inches away from your face. Close your eyes and mist in an "X" and "T" motion to ensure full coverage.

Pro Tip: For extra longevity, spray your damp sponge with the setting spray before blending your foundation. It "sandwiches" the makeup for all-day wear.