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How to clean make up brushes
Be Natural has just launched its new solid make up brush cleaner – Be Conditioned. Why is it so important to keep your make up brushes clean though? And why should you care about what kind of cleanser you use on your brushes? And lastly, how should you clean your make up brushes?
Well, really gross things happen if you don’t clean your brushes. Let’s get the gross part over and done with first. You wouldn’t neglect to wash your face, because otherwise it gets a build of oils and grime – and it’s the same for your brushes! They need the same attention in some ways. Rule of thumb – wash your brushes at least weekly, if not more often if you are a regular user of make up. Here’s why:
Regular make up brush cleaning will help avoid:
Ok, so you are now convinced that regular brush cleaning is the way to go. Good. Go grab some brush cleaner from Be Natural!
If you do decide to use a natural cleaner such as Be Condtioned, you are doing yourself and the environment a favour. Itis important to look after your skin by using as little toxic chemical as possible – our skin absorbs substances and sends these substances straight to our blood, which over time does accumulate and can lead to sluggish physical health. While washing brushes your skin comes into contact with the cleaner, and it will leave your skin as soft and supple as your bristles, so nothing to worry about there.
How should I use a solid make up brush cleaner?
Firstly, run your brushes under tepid water.
With a routine like this, your brushes should last a lifetime and your make up will also become more long lasting.
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