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How to Clean Makeup Brush
1.Examine the brushes. Did you use the brush for powder-based makeup, or for cream-based makeup? If the brushes have been used for cream-based makeup, they will need a deeper cleaning than the ones used for powder-based makeup. Refer to the section in this article on cleaning heavily-soiled makeup brushes.
2.Run the bristles of the brushes under lukewarm water. Avoid getting water underneath the metal clasp of the handle as this will ruin the glue that holds the bristles together. Keep running the water through the brushes until you've rinsed away most of the old makeup. Make sure the brushes are angled downward into the stream of water. If water gets under the metal clasp of the handle, it may damage the brushes. Don't use hot water, as the heat may damage the bristles.
3.Run the bristles of the brushes under lukewarm water. Avoid getting water underneath the metal clasp of the handle as this will ruin the glue that holds the bristles together. Keep running the water through the brushes until you've rinsed away most of the old makeup. Make sure the brushes are angled downward into the stream of water. If water gets under the metal clasp of the handle, it may damage the brushes. Don't use hot water, as the heat may damage the bristles.
4.Pour some baby shampoo to the water. Add 1 teaspoon of baby shampoo into the cup and still gently to combine.[1] If you do not have baby shampoo, use liquid Castile soap instead.[2]
5 Dip the brush into the mixture and swirl. Only the bottom half of your brushes' bristles should be swirled in the mixture to avoid water traveling up the handle.
6.Remove the brush from the mixture. Loosen up the makeup and dirt by gently massaging the soapy water into the bristles with your fingers. 7.Rinse the bristles under lukewarm water. Continue to massage the bristles while running them under the water until it runs