malaviKat
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Whenever I sponge I use the sponge paintbrushes you can use for painting around trim. I got a handful of small ones that are typically used for crafts from the dollar store... While I haven't used the Konad sponges, I kinda think they're a waste of money. After a while, sponges tend to get saturated in polish and need to be disposed of. (So un-green of me...! In my defense I don't throw the sponge out every time; I use it until it can be used no more...) I'd rather dispose of a $1 sponge than a konad sponge kit.
But that's just my opinion!
Originally Posted by capmorlovesmac
Dear Santa and Smitten With Mittens are close enough so that they blend pretty smooth together. Also I used only a little amount of Smitten With Mitten on the sponge and put a few thin layers of it on top of Dear Santa to get it opaque at the tips of my nails. Yesterday I made a gradient from Smitten With Mittens to China Glaze's Emerald Sparkle and with two so different nail polishes it was much harder to get a nice gradient. Does anyone of you has experience with the Konad sponges? I am using some spongy packaging material I found right now because I always forget to buy the Konad sponges. 
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Whenever I sponge I use the sponge paintbrushes you can use for painting around trim. I got a handful of small ones that are typically used for crafts from the dollar store... While I haven't used the Konad sponges, I kinda think they're a waste of money. After a while, sponges tend to get saturated in polish and need to be disposed of. (So un-green of me...! In my defense I don't throw the sponge out every time; I use it until it can be used no more...) I'd rather dispose of a $1 sponge than a konad sponge kit.
But that's just my opinion!
