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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When it comes to applying makeup, your results will only look as good as the tools and products you use.

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Here's the gross truth. Fact checked by Khara Scheppmann There are a lot of beauty chores that people can't help but regularly put off, and put off, and put off. We'd guess that cleaning makeup ...

If you can’t remember when you bought it, it’s probably time to toss it.

You probably diligently cleanse your skin and faithfully replace your mascara when it starts to get clumpy…but when was the last time you cleaned your makeup brushes? Unless you’re a professional ...

You’re probably not cleaning your makeup brushes, sponges and puffs enough. Ideally, these tools should be cleaned every couple of weeks if you use them regularly. Makeup, oils and dirt can quickly ...

Initially created for Hollywood makeup artists, Cinema Secrets’ makeup brush cleaner used to be a product you could only get at professional beauty supply stores. The cleaning spray helps clean off ...

Longevity, skin health and high performance are just a few of the many benefits to cleaning your beauty tools. Using household products you may have on hand, it just takes a few extra minutes out of ...

1. A bar of soap is a great place to start. Massaging your dirty blush or foundation brushes against a sturdy bar of natural soap, like Castile or Zote soap, will work the cleanser deep into the ...

Makeup brushes Begin by wetting your makeup brushes with warm water. Using any gentle soap, antibacterial soap or a brush cleansing product, massage the bristles with your desired cleanser, and wash ...