Makeup brushes can make or break your skin, yet they’re one of the most overlooked parts of a beauty routine. While you may invest in cleansers, serums, and treatments, dirty brushes quietly undo all ...

Somehow, even though we know full well that dirty makeup brushes can lead to breakouts, there are very few (if any) of us who ...

Dirty makeup brushes are more than just an oversight. According to celebrity makeup artist Lisa Aharon, there are countless reasons why it's important to clean your brushes, one of which is your ...

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Be honest: When was the last time you cleaned your makeup brushes? Did you realize that bacteria and other nasties can gather on dirty brushes, which could lead to infection? Yuck! Model Anthea Page ...

When was the last time you replaced your makeup sponge? Three months ago? Six months? Don’t remember? (Same.) Because we’re admittedly gross like that, beauty brand MakeupDrop just launched its Hybrid ...

Dear Heloise: If your readers are using makeup brushes, please advise them to wash those brushes at least once a week. The same goes for makeup sponges. Here at the dermatologist’s office, we see so ...

1. A bar of soap is a great place to start. Massaging your dirty blush or foundation brushes against a sturdy bar of natural soap, like Castile or Zote soap, will work the cleanser deep into the ...

DEAR HELOISE: If your readers are using makeup brushes, please advise them to wash those brushes at least once a week. The same goes for makeup sponges. Here at the dermatologist’s office, we see so ...