What type of applicator should you use for these products? Sponge, cloth, chamois? Thanks!
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Microfiber towel. (small towels from costco work well) Use your index finger and rub back and forth motion (not circles or swirls) with the same pressure for each back and forth until you think the scratches are removed or smoothed out.
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Hi. I purchased the "Beauty Blender Black Pro Make Up Sponge Applicator Duo" from the following seller: Health and Beauty On-Line Store. The sponges arrived in perfect condition and appear to be completely authentic w/ authentic packaging. Hope this helps!
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I looked all over the package and couldn't find anything stating what the sponges were treated with. May have to try manufacturer.
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I really don't see why it shouldn't, it works beautifully with every cream or lotion. The sponge doesn't actually absorb, it more or less just holds anything you put on it. It's a fantastic applicator & I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
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I use a soft, lint free rag, but that type application is so hard on my back and kneew (I'm 60!), that I have bought a sponge mop and will try that next time.
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You don't need the brush, as you can use a regular foam application pad. You can get a big bag of them cheap at the drugstore and just toss after use. I've even used a washcloth in a pinch. I would recommend a ph balanced moisturizer. I personally have used SebaMed and found that it did wonders for my skin even when not using the peel. I haven't tried anything else though so you may want to look around. But I do give SebaMed a thumbs up. Best of luck!
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I purchased Tree & Co Butcher Block Wax Applicator from Amazon works great and I keep it stored in a ziplock bag. I have applied twice in the last month but I use my Butcher block a lot!
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Hi Carol, We would recommend the French Pink Clay ( http://goo.gl/hFHGE8 ) for you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@mykonjacsponge.com Thank you. MY Konjac Sponge Support Team
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I simply used non cotton foam applicators. Cheap and disposable so they don't get any contamination or need to be cleaned after.
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It should work fine with any lotion. Is not a sponge but a leather applicator
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gotta love how the one person said no but you should use chlorine granuals. um ya that's chemicals. I use this with the nature2 spa stick ( alternative to chlorine / bromine chemicals)
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This produce mostly is recommended for canvas and boat and car covers as water repelant. When you apply the product looks greasy. Do not use it on cloth seats.
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Get "Chemical Guys Microfiber Applicator" at amazon. about the size of a large bar of soap. apply Leather Honey judiciously and just follow instructions. Great stuff!
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I would start with one Enviro Cloth and one Polishing cloth. That's where I started and moved onto more. I like Norwex very much and wouldn't trade them for anything. Always remember to not wash them in fabric softener or with any lint items like towels. You can boil them on stove in water to deep clean them. Love them!
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I used one of those big sponges you use to wash your car because that was what I had. It worked well becaus it was so big. I was able to do a couch and a love seat with it. I rinsed it out when I was done and I wouldn't use it again until it was dry. Does that answer your question? I remember also using paper towel for something in addition to the sponge. Sorry, it was a long time ago. It brightens up the leather, less dullness hiding a lot scuffs, etc.
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You can use any cream/gel that you prefer. It must be water-based, though, to get the expected results.
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Yes! I tried using the sponge dry and the application didn't work. Once I wet the sponge, squeezed out te excess water until damp, it was perfect.