Custom makeup sponges & powder puffs
This is our core line: the moulding, cutting and colour work happens in-house, not at a subcontractor. Everything here is specifiable — silhouette, pore structure, firmness, edge cut, packaging.
A sponge is decided by three things before it is printed with anyone's logo: the foam, the pore structure, and the cut. We run non-latex hydrophilic PU in three firmness grades, mould it to the silhouette you want, then cut and heat-seal the edges. Wet expansion, absorption rate and recovery are measured per batch rather than assumed.
Powder puffs are a different process — flocked, cotton, or PU foam with a fabric face, sewn or heat-bonded to a band. We quote them against a drawing or a competitor sample, and we tell you when a shape cannot hold at your target cost rather than after the third shipment.
| Item | MOQ | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Vegan Blending Sponge | 2000 pcs | 18-22 days after sample approval |
Standard builds. Every parameter is re-specifiable — send a drawing or a reference product and we quote against it.
Send a drawing, a photo or a competitor sample. We quote against it and build the sample on the line, not in a lab.
- Sample
- 12 days from approved spec
- Branding
- Logo, colour, packing
- Packing
- Retail box or bulk carton
Questions buyers ask about Sponges
Specific answers, not brochure lines. If yours is not here, ask it directly.
What is the difference between a blending sponge and a powder puff?
A blending sponge is a porous foam used damp for liquid and cream foundation — it expands and is squeezed before use. A powder puff is a fabric or flocked pad used dry for pressed and loose powder. They are different materials, different tooling and usually different MOQs.
Can you match a Pantone colour in the foam?
Yes, within the range the foam can hold. Pigment affects pore structure at high load, so very saturated colours are matched on a sample first and we report any change in firmness before production.
What is the MOQ for a custom shape?
2,000 pieces per shape and colour for a new mould. Existing moulds in our library start at 1,000 pieces.