How to clean makeup tools? If you don't clean your makeup brushes, it will ruin your appearance.

A delicate makeup requires so many brushes, but do you know that acne and allergies on the face are most likely caused by the brushes. If you don’t clean them for a long time, the beauty brushes will become disfigurement brushes.

How to wash makeup tools

If you want a delicate makeup, beauty brushes are essential items, including foundation brushes, loose powder brushes, eye shadow brushes, blush brushes, and lip brushes.

Especially for wet brushes such as foundation brushes, if they are not cleaned in time, the bacteria that breed in the bristles can turn the foundation brush into a disfiguring brush.

I have asked my colleagues before how they clean their brushes. "I use makeup remover oil" "I usually use detergent! It has strong degreasing power! It cleans very well!" "I usually use shampoo. My hair can be cleaned, so what can't be cleaned with a brush?!"

My colleagues’ answers made me exclaim, “Oh my God!” Is it really okay to treat the brushes that make you beautiful every day in such a rough way? ? ? See below for the correct cleaning method, and don’t forget to click on the upper right corner to save it in case of emergency.

Brushes don't have to wait until they get dirty before being cleaned. Wet brushes such as foundation brushes and eyeliner brushes are very likely to produce bacteria that can damage the skin, so they need to be cleaned every ten days at most. Dry brushes such as blush brushes and loose powder brushes only need to be cleaned once every two to three months.

Don't be rough when cleaning the brush! Rubbing back and forth or using a hair dryer to dry the brush are completely wrong. Doing so will only make your brush "broken" and there will be no possibility of recovery.

The correct way is to use clean water to wet the brush in the natural direction.