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What Are the Best Beauty Tools?
As we said, beauty experts say this is one area where you don`t want to skimp. From personal experience, I would have to agree. Having used both mediocre beauty application products and the more expensive version of the same tools, I noticed quite a difference in the finished product with the more expensive version. Although at the time I thought it silly to spend such an amount on something which seemed sort of trivial in the beauty process as a whole and even felt somewhat guilty afterward, it was well worth it. When shopping for beauty tools, you will notice a marked difference in the feel and look of the more expensive and higher quality tools. The best brushes are made with animal hair and companies utilize several types ranging from squirrel, badger, and even pony hair. Choose one that feels good for you.
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Investment: Keeping It Clean
So you`ve made the investment of purchasing the high quality beauty tools, now how do you make them last? Keeping your beauty tools clean is important to the life of the tool as well as the quality of the application of your beauty products. You should be cleaning your make-up brushes at least once a week, and any brush that is used on or near the eye-area, should be cleaned daily. Continually using dirty brushes not only wears on the life of your brush, but on the life of your make-up. Since oils and bacteria are picked up from your skin on the brush, it is important to not transfer them into the make-up itself, thereby further contributing to contamination, changing the appearance and color of your make-up, and wearing on the bristles of your brush.
So what`s the best way to wash make-up brushes and applicators? Choosing the appropriate soap is important. Use a gentle antibacterial soap, not something too harsh. Using warm water, rub your fingers gently through the bristles with the soap, being careful not to reverse the directions of the bristles, causing them to break. Repeat this process until the water runs clear. With sponges, the process is much the same.
A Word About Sharing and Other Products
Since all beauty products have the potential to carry bacteria, it`s best to wash even tools like brushes, picks, combs, and irons. It`s a good idea to make washing your beauty products a weekly ritual. As far as sharing beauty tools, especially products that apply to the eye area where bacteria collect, sharing products equals sharing bacteria, so stick to your own make-up kit.
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