Which Type of Makeup Puff to Use For Each Step of Your Makeup Routine

A Step-By-Step Routine Guide**

Every Momo’s Workshop puff is designed for a specific moment in your makeup routine. Instead of choosing based on looks alone, even though they’re adorable), start with the step you need the puff for. Below is a clear, step-by-step guide to help you match each makeup step with the right Momo’s Puff.

⭐ Step 1: Liquid or Cream Foundation Base Makeup

Ideal Momo’s Puff Types:

• Drytouch Puffs - Dry use 
• Hydrablend Puffs - Wet or Dry use 
• Medium to Large Size 

Best for:

• Liquid foundation
• Cream foundation
• BB/CC creams
• Cushion foundation

Why:

• Works wet and/or dry
• Blends without streaks
• Doesn’t absorb too much product
• Has enough bounce to smooth texture:

These puffs give you seamless, natural coverage and work perfectly with base products.

⭐ Step 2: Concealer Blending & Under-Eye Setting

Best for:

• Blending concealer
• Setting under the eyes
• Correcting around the nose
• Tight inner-corner blending

Use a puff that:

• Fits small areas
• Has a precise point or edge
• Presses powder gently without lifting makeup

Concealing - Ideal Momo’s Puff Types:

• Hydrablend Puff
• DryTouch Puff
• Small size

Setting- Ideal Momo’s Puff Types:

• Short-Pile Velour Puffs
• Small size

Why:
Precision puffs help prevent creasing and allow delicate, targeted setting work.

⭐ Step 3: Blush, Contour, & Highlight

Liquid & Creams: Ideal Momo’s Puff Types

• Drytouch Puffs - Dry use 
• Hydrablend Puffs - Wet or Dry use 
• Small to Medium Size 

Powders: Ideal Momo’s Puff Types

• Velour Puffs - Long pile -> natural
• Velour Puffs - Short pile -> precise & matte 
• Small to Medium Size 

Best for:

• Blush placement & blending 
• Contouring cheekbones 
  
• Highlight placement

Use a puff that:

• Has sharp angles - contour & highlight
• Has natural soft angles - blush 
• Easy to control
• Applies powder precisely

Why:
These shapes give you a clean, sculpted finish with minimal product waste.

⭐ Step 3: All-Over Setting Powder (Loose or Pressed)

Ideal Momo’s Puff Types:

• Velour Puff - Long pile
• Large - Medium size 
  

Best for:

• Setting foundation
• Mattifying the T-zone
• Smoothing texture
• Blending powder evenly across the face

Use a puff that:

• Holds powder evenly
• Presses powder into the skin
• Covers larger areas quickly

Why:
Velour grips and releases powder beautifully, creating a filtered, soft-focus finish.

⭐ Step 4: Pressed Powder Touch-Ups 

Ideal Momo’s Puff Types:

• Velour Puff - Short Pile 
• Small - Medium size 

Best for:

• Mid-day oil control
• Removing shine
• Mattifying 
• Refreshing makeup in specific areas

Use a puff that:

• Works well with pressed powder
• Holds a lot of powder
• Allows precise control 
• Fits in your purse, pocket, or makeup bag

Why:
They mattify instantly without disturbing your makeup underneath.

⭐ Quick Visual Guide