Use a special makeup brush cleaner or powdered cleanser, and then dry the brush with a towel after washing.

Fix the brush hair into the ideal shape, place it flat in a shady place or in a well-ventilated area to dry.

Do not use a hair dryer to dry it, to prevent pulling and trimming the bristles, or to dry it in the sun, otherwise it may damage the material or cause mold.

If there is a little hair loss, it is normal and will not affect the function of the makeup brush.

★If used daily, it is recommended to maintain it once a month.

How to Choose Makeup Brushes


The brush hair should be soft, smooth, tight, full, and not easily detached, and the handle should be of a suitable length for convenience of use.

When selecting a brush, you can feel its elasticity by hand, or you can lightly sweep the bristles across your face. High-quality bristles should not irritate the skin.

Scrub the bristle brush back and forth on the back of the hand several times, and the one without bristle falling off is the top grade.

To identify the authenticity of the bristle, use a hair dryer to blow hot air onto the bristle. If it maintains its original shape, it is animal hair. If it curls up with a plastic smell, it is synthetic fiber.

How to Clean Makeup Brushes

★ Choose a special hairbrush cleaner for cleaning, gently rub, and do not use boiling water for cleaning.

Never clean against the hair.

After cleaning, use a tissue or makeup cotton pad to gently press the bristles to quickly drain the water. Remember not to twist the bristles, which could cause them to become loose or even shed.

After drying the brush thoroughly, you can hang it up with the bristles facing down to allow it to dry naturally. Do not use a hair dryer to heat dry it or expose it to direct sunlight, as this may damage the material.

How to Store Makeup Brushes

Most makeup brands will provide corresponding makeup bags, and you can also purchase them based on the number and specifications you have. Small makeup bags are usually suitable for storing short-handle brushes or travel brushes, which are more commonly used; the larger ones are suitable for storing professional makeup brush toolkits.

★ Brushes that are not in use for a while should be inserted with the bristles facing up to avoid compression and prevent deformation.