Lil Precision Makeup Sponge Duo 105

Fenty Beauty Lil Precision Makeup Sponge Duo 105 is a pair of mini sponges that split the work between them: one with three edges for getting into tight spots, one with a velvety end made purely for setting powder. Both are small enough to work around the eyes and nose.

In the set	Triple-edge sponge · dual-ended sponge
Size	Mini — built for detail work
Best for	Concealing · contouring · setting
Good to know	Cruelty-free

What it actually does

• Reaches where a big sponge can't. The triple-edge sponge has a tear-drop point built for the awkward corners of the face.
• Gives controlled stippling. The dual-ended sponge carries a slanted edge, which is the one you tap product on with rather than sweep.
• Has a dedicated setting end. Fenty put a velvety end on the dual-ended sponge made specifically for applying setting powder — a smoother surface presses powder in instead of scattering it.
• Covers two jobs with two tools. Rather than one sponge compromising on everything, the set separates precision coverage from setting.
• Adapts to the coverage you want. Both sponges can be used damp or dry, which changes how much product they absorb.

How to use

1. Use the triple-edge for spot-on coverage. The tear-drop point goes into the toughest areas — inner corners, around the nostril, along the brow bone.
2. Use the dual-ended for blending and setting. Slanted edge to stipple and blend; velvety end to press setting powder into place.
3. Damp for buildable, dry for full. Wet and squeeze out for lighter, layerable coverage; keep it dry when you want maximum opacity.
4. Clean them after use. Small sponges hold a surprising amount of product — wash with a gentle soap and dry fully before the next session.

Questions

What exactly comes in the set?

Two sponges: a triple-edge sponge and a dual-ended sponge. They're designed to be used together rather than as duplicates.

Which one do I use for under-eye concealer?

Start with the triple-edge sponge — its tear-drop point gives the most precise placement in tight areas. Then switch to the velvety end of the dual-ended sponge to press setting powder over the top.

Why does the setting end feel different?

It's a velvety surface made specifically for setting powder. A denser, smoother end picks up less product and presses it flat rather than soaking it up like a regular sponge would.

Should I wet them first?

Depends on the result you want. Damp gives buildable coverage; dry gives full coverage. Both sponges work either way.

Delivery, payment and returns

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. We accept credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets; cash on delivery isn't offered. Returns are limited to defective, damaged or expired items, reported within 1 day of delivery, and refunded to the original payment method within 15–30 days.