You may feel that when it comes to makeup brushes, you arrive at a proverbial double-edged sword. Your options are either brushes made from animal hair or those made from synthetic fibers. Support ...

A pro makeup artist reveals common brush mistakes that can affect blending, coverage and the overall finish.

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 ...

Cleaning your makeup brushes regularly is important to keep your skin healthy and free from breakouts. Foundation brushes should be washed weekly, while eye makeup brushes need cleaning after every ...

The right brush can completely transform how your makeup looks, no question about it. It can be the difference between a concentrated, cakey appearance and a natural-looking final result. After using ...

Cleaning your make-up brushes is probably low on your list of chores. But it's one that does pay off in the end. In order to prevent your brushes from becoming a breeding ground for bacteria, it's ...

Want to glam like a star? We asked today's top celebrity MUAs to reveal their faves for foundations, powders, blushes and more. By Natalie Alcala If you purchase an independently reviewed product or ...

From the bristles of brushes to the porous surfaces of sponges, your makeup kit can harbour a host of bacteria and fungi. These potentially hazardous contaminants can originate not only from the ...

This makeup brush cleaner solution has 21,300+ five-star reviews on Amazon and is a top pick among shoppers for its effectiveness in removing crusty residue, grime, and dirt (including buildup that's ...

You’re probably not cleaning your makeup brushes, sponges and puffs enough. Ideally, these tools should be cleaned every couple of weeks if you use them regularly. Makeup, oils and dirt can quickly ...

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 ...