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Sanitize with @beautysoclean
I’d like to think we all take hygiene pretty seriously, but what about our makeup? Bacteria and germs grow on the surface of makeup and cosmetic brushes, and all that buildup transfers onto your skin causing infections, allergies, and even acne! YUCK! Beauty So Clean makes it easy and safe to effectively sanitize our makeup and brushes, even when we’re on the go. Their sanitizing kit comes complete with a Cosmetic Sanitizer Wipes, perfect for wiping lipsticks and cosmetic pencils, a Cosmetic Sanitizer Mist, for press powers and creme foundations, and a Conditioning Brush Cleanser, to keep your brushes clean.
Of course, the first thing I did when I received the kit was to spray down all my makeup, and I already see a difference in my skin. Clean makeup = less breakouts; what’s not to love? Next, I cleaned all my brushes, and was very pleased with how easily and quickly the cleanser removed all the leftover makeup on my brushes, without leaving any oily residue.
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It worked wonders on my brushes, imagine what it could do for yours! To learn more, check out their website www.beautysoclean.com , or “Like” Beauty So Clean on Facebook!
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@cinemasecrets Brush Cleaner
Usually I wash my brushes in soap and water, lay them out to dry and call it a day. I got a sample of Cinema Secrets Professional Brush cleaner and of course I tried it. My my, I was blown away how my brushed went back to their ORIGINAL shape, color. Woweee.
Brush Cleaner is required to do two things. First, it should clean brushes by removing all makeup (any type) from your brushes and condition the brushes to promote the longevity needed for a profesional quality brush. Second, the brush cleaner needs to santitize and remove all bacteria from the brush. Cinema Secrets Brush Cleaner is the only Brush Cleaner that will completly remove 99.9% of the bacteria in your brush.This is my go-to product now and it’s quick and easy to use. Thanks for the sample or I would have never known how nasty my brushes were 🙁
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