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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Special Offer On NYX Brush Kit

by Diana Ajih on August 26, 2008

in tools and accesories


Special Offer On NYX Brush KitNeed a new brush kit?

Well NYX is giving a huge discount on their brush kit and you don’t want to miss out. With this cool makeup brushes set, you can blend, crease, brush, smudge, and line your makeup with ease. This brush kit comes with 18 professional makeup brushes and a NYX makeup artist toolbelt to store all your brushes in. The retail price is $206 but NYX is selling it for $144.20. That’s 30% off!

It’s has everything you need and the price is not bad. Not only am I a fan of NYX makeup, their brushes are just as great! Check out the link: NYX.com

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How to Properly Clean Your Makeup Brushes

by Diana Ajih on August 26, 2008

in acne


Ever wonder why your face breaks out when wearing makeup or why your makeup application doesn’t go on evenly? Have you ever considered your makeup brushes as the culprit?

Truth is, makeup brushes can collect lots of dirt, oil, and bacteria after a long period of usage. So, it is essential to frequently wash your brushes so your face can stay clean and healthy. Bacteria is one factor that people should be aware of when using makeup brushes. Bacteria loves to breed in brushes which will eventually cause acne breakouts so cleaning them shouldn’t be taken lightly. You want to maintain a good hygiene to help keep your skin clear so CLEAN YOUR MAKEUP BRUSHES!

Here are a few tips to properly clean your makeup brushes. First you’ll need:

  • Towel
  • All your brushes (eyeshadow, makeup, blush)
  • Shampoo
  • Vinegar
  • Water
  1. First, run all your brushes under the sink faucet in warm water.
  2. Clean them by using a small amount of shampoo, work in a lather, then rinse. (Makeup brushes are made out of hair so shampoo would be a great choice.)
  3. Continue to shampoo and rinse until there’s no more color from the brush.
  4. Make a mixture of vinegar and water in a bowl. 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar.
  5. Dip the brushes in the mixture for a couple of seconds and remove. (This will disinfect the brushes.)
  6. Lastly, place brushes on top of towel and allow them to air dry.

There are other alternatives you can use to clean your brushes. Several inexpensive brush cleaners are available at your nearest beauty stores. They are just as effective and will give your brushes that proper cleaning. I prefer the method above but either one will work. Your brushes should also be cleaned once a week. Doing so will keep your face clear and your makeup looking flawless.

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