The sponge provides a more sheer finish to your makeup. It is more flexible and helps with quick blending and application. Wet it fully until it expands, then squeeze it to remove excess water.

With the sponge's wide round surface, you can take small amounts of product and apply it to your face using a tapping motion without pressing too hard or dragging it. This way, you can gradually build the foundation until it achieves the desired airbrushed coverage.

Using the tip of the sponge, you can pick up small amounts for precision areas such as the nose, chin, under the brows, and under the eyes. The tip of the sponge is also used for contouring with more attention and accuracy, as well as applying concealer to specific areas like blemishes and marks.

The flat surface is mainly used for blending foundation. The round surface is primarily used for powders that you press on.