First of all, the water temperature that washes makeup brush cannot be too high.Personally feel a little warm, not cold enough.At the same time, try not to let the sprinkler head be wet by water, which can reduce the makeup brush bristles caused by makeup.When brushing makeup, had better use left and right flat brush or circle.Do not tug on the brush head.If you wash your hair this way, most of the hair that falls will be short or broken hairs that are not tied up.After brushing with makeup brush, use absorbent paper towel or paper towel from the nozzle to gently squeeze the hair tip to absorb water.Don't use a towel, let alone scrub, then hang upside down or flat to dry.

When using a makeup brush, try to gently apply makeup in the direction of the bristles.Keep the bristles away from hard and sharp objects.You can try.Use a pair of eyebrow tweezers to gently grasp the fine, lightweight wool.Without exertion, the bristles would have broken off.

Most of the makeup brushes we use are dyed or bleached and rarely have a natural hair color.Stained bristles may fade during the first few washes.At this time the bristles are basically floating color, wash a few times can be washed.At that time, in the later use process, the bristles that can have a few factors to cause makeup brush fade again.At this time we have to pay attention to the use of the method is appropriate.

If the same brush runs out of color every time you wash it, be aware that you're using the right cleanser.After dyeing our hair, stylists often remind us to wash it with a weak acid shampoo and not too hot to make the color last longer.Similarly, alkaline cleaners and high water temperatures can cause the bristles to fade.

If you don't notice significant fading on your makeup brush, but the bristles fade over time, it could be that your makeup brush has been exposed to the sun for a long time.