Use homemade makeup brush cleaner to prevent acne.
Makeup should not cause acne. However, if the brush is not cleaned regularly, makeup may do more harm than good. Dirty brushes can breed bacteria, which can transfer to the skin and cause acne outbreaks.
Dirty bristles are harmful to the skin and rough on the brush. Over time, cosmetic residues can destroy fibers. Therefore, clean, well-preserved meetings last longer than brushes that are not cleaned frequently.
Clean bristles also work better than dirty bristles. Excessive accumulation of brushes can prevent the powder from spreading evenly on the face. Use pure bristles to apply makeup more evenly.
To keep the skin clean, protect the quality of the brush, and promote even powder application, the makeup brush should be cleaned every one to two weeks. Use the homemade solution to clean and disinfect brushes.
raw material
1 1/2 cups distilled water
Two tablespoons. Rubbing alcohol
1/2 teaspoon. olive oil
Two teaspoons. Olive soap
20 drops tea tree oil
instruct
Put alcohol, olive oil, soap, and tea tree oil in an 8-ounce glass bottle. Stir or spin to mix.
Add water. Shake the jar to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
Store the mixture in a jar.
Shake the cleaner before each use.
To clean makeup brushes, pour some detergent into a shallow dish. Use a bush in the detergent, but make sure that the water level does not exceed the position where the bristles are attached to the brush. Turn the meeting down and rinse with clean water at the same time. Squeeze the bristles gently, and lay the brush flat to dry.