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The makeup and beauty industry is an amazing invention. This allows us to express ourselves freely, to change our appearance, to highlight our best features and hide these pestic imperfections and insecurities when we feel vulnerable. But these are not only beauty products that help us in everyday life, we all have beauty tools that make the process much more easily. However, we all have a little secret, is not it? We do not take care of our beauty tools as much as we should. Let's use this opportunity and use all our beauty tools. Here are some helpful tips on how to do that.

1. Makeup sponge
How often do you clean your beauty blender? Ideally, you should do it after every use, but we are lazy, is not it. It's so easy to do. Everything you need is a good soap or a soft shampoo and lukewarm water. The best way to clean it in order to soak it in lukewarm water until it develops completely, then work a little soft shampoo and rinse until the water works clearly. If you have not cleaned your beauty mixer for a while - you can soak it in soapy water for a while for deep cleaning, then rinse.

2. Makeup brushes
The brushes are also easy to clean, but because we use so much, it can be enough overwhelming to try to clean them every time. We suggest you clean them up once a week. The process is the same to clean a beauty sponge, except that you should use lukewarm water or cold. Only wet the hair and not the part where they connect to the handle. You do not want to ruin the adhesive and have hair falling. So, you wet them with cold water, place shampoo in the middle of your hand and turn wet brushes to get rid of makeup. After rinsing, flatten them to get all the water and put a towel to dry at night.

3. Hair brush and combs
If we are bad with makeup brushes, it is really depressing how rarely we clean our hair brushes. Did you know that if you do not clean your hairbrush, you can make your hair dark and dirty even after washing it? Most of us think that just remove the hair from the brush is enough, but it's not the only thing that remains about it. First of all yes, remove the hair, make sure to get each strand, use scissors to cut the most embarrassing stuck hair. Then use hot water and shampoo to wash dirt, dead skin, hair hair residues. Feel free to use an old toothbrush to help the process.

4. Ultrasonic Facial Brushes
You might think that since you use a facial cleanser with the brush - it cleans, but you would be wrong. It cleans your face, but some dead skin cells, makeup residues and dirt can be stuck on the bristles and the base of the brush head. So unplug the brush head and use antibacterial soap to clean the hair and the base, an old toothbrush will also be useful here. Rinse and let the night dry before assembling again.

5. Ticks, scissors, nail clippers
These should really be cleaned after each use. Simply think of the manicure and pedicure nightmares that can happen if you do not do it, what about pink eyes? Yes you do not want these problems. Clean all your manicure and pedicure clamp devices from your metal and tongs with hot water and antibacterial soap. Make sure you get each small crevice with the help of an old toothbrush.

6. CILS WORTER
Not only do eyelash cuvegers often have a lot of big Gunky mascara, but they are also in close contact with your eye. So be sure to clean them with a cotton cotton and rub alcohol. Then rinse in the cold water and let air dry.

7. Makeup pencil sharpener
Did you know that if you let someone use your lip pencil or eye pencil and they have a kind of illness or bacteria, you can easily cross all our makeup collection? That's why you should clean your pencil sharpener after each use with frictional alcohol.

8. Hot tools
Your curling irons and flamels need a good clean from time to time. The hairstyles and other capillary products leave the residues on them and can malfunction or stop working in the worst case or become a sticky and damage your hair. So be sure to clean them at least once a week. To do this, make sure your tools are unplugged and completely cooled. Clean them with a flexible cotton buffer and an alcohol to rub or water equal to water and soda bicarbonate. You can not rinse yourself, so simply wipe with a clean wet towel, then with a dry dryer.