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3 Ways to Clean Makeup Brushes Using Olive Oil and Soap

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Introduction:

Maintaining clean makeup brushes is essential for a flawless makeup application and keeping your skin healthy. One easy, effective, and affordable technique for cleaning your brushes at home involves using olive oil and soap. Olive oil helps break down stubborn product buildup while soap ensures thorough cleansing. Here are three methods to clean your makeup brushes using olive oil and soap.

1. Olive Oil + Dish Soap Method:

What you’ll need:

– Olive oil

– Dish soap

– Plate

– Small bowl

– Running water

Instructions:

a) On a plate, mix equal parts of olive oil and dish soap.

b) Swirl your makeup brush in the mixture, working it into the bristles.

c) Gently massage the brush using your fingers to help break down product buildup.

d) Rinse the brush under running water until the water runs clear.

e) Squeeze out excess water from the bristles and reshape them gently.

f) Lay the brush flat on a towel to air dry.

2. DIY Olive Oil Soap Method:

What you’ll need:

– 2 tbsp olive oil

– 2 tbsp liquid Castile soap or gentle body wash

– 1 cup water

– Small bottle or jar with lid

– Running water

Instructions:

a) In the small bottle or jar, mix together olive oil, liquid soap, and water.

b) Close the lid securely and shake well to combine the ingredients.

c) Dip your brush into the mixture, coating the bristles evenly.

d) Massage the bristles with your fingers to work out any product residue.

e) Rinse under running water until all traces of soap are gone from the bristles.

f) Gently squeeze out excess water, reshape the bristles, and lay flat on a towel to dry.

3. Solid Olive Oil Soap Method: (Ideal for dense makeup brushes)

What you’ll need:

– Solid olive oil soap, like Aleppo soap

– Plate or shallow dish

– Warm water

– Running water

Instructions:

a) Place your solid olive oil soap onto the plate or shallow dish.

b) Wet your makeup brush with warm water.

c) Glide the brush back and forth over the soap, working up a lather.

d) Use your fingers to massage the bristles and break down product buildup.

e) Rinse the brush under running water until no traces of soap are left in the bristles.

f) Gently squeeze out excess water, reshape the bristles, and lay flat on a towel to dry.

Conclusion:

Cleaning your makeup brushes regularly is crucial for maintaining their performance and avoiding bacterial accumulation. Using olive oil and soap is an effective, budget-friendly method to keep your brushes clean and in top condition. Choose one of the above techniques that best suits your preferences and give it a try!

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