So, I set out to give my brushes a good cleaning and some new life. Lo
and behold they needed the dip a lot worse than I thought. I’m a little
hesitant to show you the pic of the water after my friends took a dip but I
think you should see what you’re up against if you aren’t cleaning your
brushes. A little makeup residue and probably a bit of bacteria.
It is really very simple. You can buy a brush cleaning product or you
can simply grab some baby wash. Since I have little bit at home I stole
borrowed a tablespoon of her baby wash and filled up a jar with warm water to
make a good suds bath.
Wipe any excess makeup off on a paper towel first.
Then give each brush a good dip and swirl, running them across the
bottom of the glass/bowl to release all the makeup. Leave it in the water and
grab the next one. As you can see, my friends needed a good bath.
Once they have all been dipped
and swirled rinse them in cold water. Reshape each one and lay them on a towel
slightly angled.
Once they dry they are soft and have reclaimed they former glorious
shapes and smell quite nice as well.
Your face will thank you!!!
Daspri
Good to know! I've just started learning how to do make up (beyond just smudging some eyeliner on - which is basically all I've ever done) and was just looking at buying a set of brushes, so this will be helpful!
ReplyDeleteJosie
FineandFeathered.com
I need to do this. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete:) Liz @ rusticpeach.com
Absolutely a must if you use brushes. Thanks for stopping by!
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