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In hopes of fixing this problem, the brand recently launched theBioblender,a 100 percent biodegradable makeup sponge.
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Instead, it knows what it needs to do once it’s tossed.
Throwing out the Bioblender doesn’t have to be a huge ordeal, either.
Just chuck it into a trash can or compost it that’s it.
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Regardless of where the sponge ends up, it will still decompose.
Once trashed, it will take about 180 days to fully break down.
But does this sustainability upgrade compromise the Bioblender’s performance?
The short answer is absolutely not, but let’s dive a bit deeper than that.
Each firm purple-colored sponge has the standard EcoTools shape flat-topped with two angled sides and a rounded bottom.
Like most makeup sponges, it works best when damp and blends out concealer flawlessly.
Once my concealer was blended out, my base makeup looked incredibly seamless.
The Bioblender’s results were comparable to that of my favorite non-biodegradable makeup sponges.
Needless to say, I was definitely impressed.
you’re able to get your very own eco-friendly EcoTools Bioblender now for $6 onulta.com.
