Cleaning makeup sponges and makeup brushes has never been so easy. Here is a guide on how you can keep them clean.

Brush cleaner: For frequent cleaning of eye-area brushes and brushes used with liquid makeup, all of our experts recommended using a brush cleaner, for efficiency and effectiveness.

If you are using a brush to apply wet products or makeup with liquid components (like the concealer and foundation), you may need to clean it more often. Try washing this brush at least once a week.

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Makeup sponges, which had a popularity boom around 2016 but are still a staple in most makeup kits, are much easier to clean than brushes, since you can fully submerge them in water with no problem.

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We hate to break it to you, but you really should be using a makeup brush cleaner at least once every two weeks. “Makeup brushes can harbor dirt and bacteria, so washing them is not only ...