Cleaning Makeup Brushes
We know exactly what to do with paint brushes, partly because of the size and stench of them after they?ve completed their assigned tasks.  Makeup brushes are another matter, and you probably don?t clean them half as much as you should.  Dermatologists and cosmetologists advise that we should be cleansing our brushes on a regular basis, because bacteria can build up, which in turn may lead to breakouts.  But it?s not as simple as that, and so here are some tips on how to do it in the right way, taking on board all the expert advice.
How Often"
Dermatologists advise that you soak your tools weekly, in particular concealer brushes and foundation.  This should prevent a buildup of product and will make your precious brushes less likely to harm your even more precious skin.  When it comes to liner brushes and eye shadow, it can be bi-monthly.  Every fiber of your brush needs to be free to do what it does best ? evenly spread the makeup in such a way as to create a beautiful and natural finish.  They can?t be as effective in doing this if there is any clogging or even the smallest scintilla of debris clinging on.
How To Clean"
Surprisingly, gentle soap with warm water works wonders on your brushes, especially if they are made from natural hair, although there are very many cleansers on the market.  Some stylists believe in specific product which contains food-grade solvents which can gently dissolve power, liquid, and wax-based makeup.�...