Some swear by a tried-and-tested cleansing liquid, while others prefer a travel-friendly solid balm. Yes, keeping make-up brushes free from oil and bacteria is an essential beauty chore, but there are many ways to approach it.
'Washing your brushes regularly keeps them hygienic, lets you achieve flawless skin and maintains their quality to ensure they last as long as possible.' 'Product build-up on brushes can cause skin problems and infections, but also can clog up the bristles and make applying make-up really hard,' says make-up artist Mira Parmar.
Ask them how they clean their favourite tools, however, and you’ll likely receive a bunch of different responses. Ask a room of beauty editors whether they clean their make-up brushes regularly and, of course, you’ll hear nothing but a resounding 'yes'.
