People said it looked like I had pink eye in my last video, so I took it as a sign to deep clean my makeup brushes. In this ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When it comes to applying makeup, your results will only look as good as the tools and products you use.

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There’s a slew of creative ways to clean your makeup brushes, as evidenced by the internet — from rubbing them in dish soap to sticking a BeautyBlender in the microwave — and certainly in theory, you ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link I have a confession to make: Before writing this, I couldn't remember the last time I cleaned a makeup sponge. Once it starts looking used or ...

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The holiday season is in full swing and you might be struggling to find the perfect gift for your girlfriends. Why not consider giving them clean makeup? Gifting your girlfriends with makeup products ...

We all have essential steps in our routine and products we can't live without—but would you be willing to ditch one of your most used products in the name of a "cleaner" look? If your "clean girl" ...

We love and appreciate our makeup brushes until it’s time to wash them. Listen, we’ve all neglected our brushes before, therefore no dirty brush or sponge shame shall be tolerated. We’re at a time ...