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Brushing up on beauty
Muscle & Fitness/Hers, May-June, 2003 by Kristina Haar
Your face may be clean when you apply makeup in the morning, but are your makeup brushes clean? Dirty brushes could lead to uneven makeup application and acne, since bristles can harbor traces of oil and bacteria. Clean them after about 15 applications, in lukewarm water with a squirt of either baby shampoo or liquid hand soap.
Work lather through wet bristles with your fingers and rinse thoroughly in cold water. Squeeze water from brushes before drying them standing in a cup or brush holder.
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