We all know the importance of cleansing our skin everyday from all the pollution, toxins and make-up it is faced with, but we must also focus on keeping the things we put on our faces clean as well.
Our make-up brushes are exposed to the air and make-up which makes them prone to bacteria growing on them. Okay, it isn’t that bad, but after a few weeks the build up of even dust can create a sensitive reaction on your face when applying. Therefore, it is important to cleanse our brushes and other make-up applicators every two weeks.
My current favorite cleanser for my beautyblender® and make-up brushes is (linked below):
What I love about it is that it cleanses both your beautyblender® and brushes and it does so without getting the other parts of your brushes wet, except for the bristles.
How to use:
• I take a bowl of hot water and place it next to my sink.
• I dip the make-up brush ( just the bristles) into the hot water.
• I then rub the brush on the soap and you can actually see the makeup coming off.
• I repeat the above steps till I can see all the make- up is removed.
• I squeeze the bristles to remove the excess and run it through the tap water.
• Lay it out to dry.
Remember it is all about finding what is right for your skin.
Contributed by Sanchita Daswani. Follow me on Instagram @sanch265
Our make-up brushes are exposed to the air and make-up which makes them prone to bacteria growing on them. Okay, it isn’t that bad, but after a few weeks the build up of even dust can create a sensitive reaction on your face when applying. Therefore, it is important to cleanse our brushes and other make-up applicators every two weeks.
My current favorite cleanser for my beautyblender® and make-up brushes is (linked below):
What I love about it is that it cleanses both your beautyblender® and brushes and it does so without getting the other parts of your brushes wet, except for the bristles.
How to use:
• I take a bowl of hot water and place it next to my sink.
• I dip the make-up brush ( just the bristles) into the hot water.
• I then rub the brush on the soap and you can actually see the makeup coming off.
• I repeat the above steps till I can see all the make- up is removed.
• I squeeze the bristles to remove the excess and run it through the tap water.
• Lay it out to dry.
Remember it is all about finding what is right for your skin.
Contributed by Sanchita Daswani. Follow me on Instagram @sanch265
This is a great way to clean my face and makeup brushes. Thanks to share this tips. I believe makeup is an important part of women's life and a perfect makeup brush gives a great finishing. That's why I love to use perfect makeup brush for my makeups & my Liquid Matte Lipstick for my lip.
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