The cleaning frequency of the lip brush is about 1-2 times a week. Note that the residual lipstick on the lip brush should be wiped off with tissue paper after each use. Due to the easy shedding of bristles on lip brushes, be gentle when cleaning.
1. Pour makeup remover or brush cleaner into a honey powder cover, covering it completely with a thin layer, allowing the bristles to absorb and slightly dissolve the attached makeup.
2. Pour natural shampoo ingredients into a basin and mix to create bubbles, then thoroughly wrap the bristles in the foam water.
3. Hold the bristles in your palm and use repeated grabbing and placing techniques to completely remove any remaining dirt and makeup from the bristles.
4. At the end of the brush, which is also the most frequently touched area with cosmetics, clean it carefully again.
5. Finally, rinse the brush thoroughly with plenty of water and use a clean basin to completely remove any residual cleaning agent from the bristles.
6. If the brush becomes too stiff due to the use of cleaning agents, you can use a small amount of conditioner to slightly straighten out the hair ends, and also rinse it thoroughly with plenty of water.
7. Take a few tissues or a towel with good water absorption, cover the bristles and press a few times to absorb as much moisture as possible. Then, place it flat in a ventilated place and let it dry in the shade.
Daily maintenance methods for lip brushes
Brush: Most brushes that require color saturation. After each use, simply place a tissue on the brush and brush it back and forth until the color no longer appears.
Lip brush: The lip brush does not need to be cleaned frequently, otherwise the brush hair will lose its elasticity. After each use, wipe the residual lipstick on the lip brush with a paper towel.
