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cleaning make-up brushes

Did you know that breakouts & other skin issues could be caused from not washing your make-up brushes?

Bacteria,oil,and make-up builds up on them, so make sure you wash them regularly.

When it comes to my make-up brushes, I clean them weekly (ok ok sometimes more).

For years, I have been using Trish McEvoy Brush Bath  to clean them. Put a small amount in a bowl with water, swoosh it around, clean, and rinse thoroughly. You will be amazed how much stuff  rinses off.

If you're wondering,..Why do I need a special cleanser? Isn't  handsoap, bodywash, or facewash good enough? Isn't it all the same thing?

The answer is, not exactly. Most handsoaps,and other soaps on the market are detergent based and can dry out the brushes.

Also, I have found nothing else that quite dissolves the make-up off the brushes like this product. The bottle is small, but since you only need a small amount it lasts a long time.

I know ..I know.. one more beauty thing to do. But isn't your skin worth it!

Trish McEvoy Brush Bath

Sold at most department stores