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Makeup Brushes Problems
My
makeup brushes look destroyed after just a few months.
You might not be cleaning them often enough. Letting brushes sit with product on them for too long can permanently damage the bristles, says makeup artist Fiona Stiles. She suggests washing them once a month with dish detergent, which breaks down the oils and pigments that build up in the hairs. How you dry your brushes is critical too. After a rinse, lay them flat on a paper towel. "If you put them upright in a cup, water can seep into the base and cause rot.
from InStyle.com
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InStyle has the best advice. Thanks for sharing.
by PDick 8 months, 3 weeks ago Report as inappropriate | Remove Comment
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Using Dawn (an antibacterial version as well as a bit of one with Olay in it) on my make-up brushes is the best way to really get them clean. I'm so appalled by what comes off of some of them in such a short amount of time, it's scary.
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