How to Clean a Natural Bristle Kabuki Make-up Brush
Keeping one's make-up brushes clean is key to fighting infection and ensuring proper application of make-up. Proper cleaning will also help Brushes Last longer. A Kabuki brush made from natural bristles requires great care, as the bristles can be easily damaged if not clean properly. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Bowl of warm water Mild shampoo or brush cleanser Paper towel Rubber band
Instructions
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Be sure you are working on a very flat, clean surface.
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Place warm water in the bowl and add two 1/2 a teaspoon of shampoo.
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Swirl the entire brush in the bowl for two minutes. Be careful not to submerge the handle, bristles only.
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After two minutes empty the bowl and add more clean warm water. Swirl the brush for another minute. Repeat.
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Make certain that all soap has been rinsed off, and shake any excess water out of the bristles (do this with bristles down). Place paper towel on the surface and apply a rubber band, looped once, around the bristles to maintain their shape. Lay the brush flat on the paper towel, facing down.
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Once the brush is dry remove the rubber band, and put it away.
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Tips & Warnings
Always keep brush pointed downward when cleaning.
If water leaks into the handle it can loosen the glue in the handle, forcing the bristles to come out, and the brush to fall apart. This quite a tedious task if you put more than a small amount of cleanser in the bowl.
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