How to clean Skills Combined® Double Sided Powder Brush

Why is it important to clean your makeup brushes? Over time, makeup brushes accumulate dirt, skin oils, makeup residue, and dead skin cells. Without regular cleaning, these factors can lead to unwanted bacterial growth, which can result in irritated skin and even cause acne. Additionally, a dirty brush can make it more difficult to achieve a smooth, professional makeup application.

A clean brush provides better application, longer wear, and contributes to a flawless finish. In this guide, we will focus on how to care for your powder brush to keep your makeup routine fresh and effective.

No. 1

How often?

How often you clean your brushes depends on how often you use them and what type of product they are used for. For a powder brush that is used for bronzer, blush and highlighter, the following guidelines may be helpful:

Weekly : For brushes used with powder products like bronzer, blush, and highlighter, cleaning them once a week is sufficient.
Every other day: If you use your brush for cream products or liquid makeup like foundation, you may want to consider cleaning it more often, perhaps every other day, as cream products tend to get stuck more in the brush hairs.
Regular cleaning helps keep your brushes fresh, reduces bacterial growth and ensures even application of products.

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Regular cleaning helps keep your brushes fresh, reduces bacterial growth and ensures even application of
the products.

No. 2

How do I do it?

Start by holding the bristles down under running lukewarm water. Be careful to avoid getting water on the handle of the brush or where the bristles are attached, as this can dissolve the glue and weaken the brush over time. Take a small amount of soap/shampoo or a special brush cleaner (preferably antibacterial) and apply it to the palm of your hand.
Work up a lather: gently massage the bristles into the palm of your hand in a circular motion. Rinse thoroughly: rinse the brush thoroughly under lukewarm water until all the lather is gone and the water running from the bristles is clear. Squeeze out excess water: gently squeeze the bristles with a clean towel to remove excess water. Be careful not to pull or tear the bristles, as this can damage the brush. Dry the brush flat: lay the brush flat on a towel and allow it to air dry completely.

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Skills Combined® Double Sided Powder Brush has two different ends – a smaller, pointed side and a larger, rounded side – which requires some care when cleaning to avoid damaging the shape and quality of the bristles.

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