Sanitation for Palletes
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Mar 28, 2012
Mari P.
For me sanitation is important. I would like to have all my makeup and brushes to be in hospital grade clean. I want to avoid giving some an infection of any kind. So can you beauties suggest products/techniques to maintain you kit sparkly clean and germ-free.
Thanks !!
Mar 28, 2012
Brittany E.
For your brushes (synthetic) put rubbing alchohol in a little spray bottle and use that to clean them!
Mar 28, 2012
Mari P.
Thanks, do you have any recommendations for pallets?
Mar 28, 2012
April F.
Try this! It's supposed to be good for all products in your kit : ) hope this at least gives you a good starting place : ) http://www.beautysoclean.com/products/cosmetic-sanitizer-mist
Mar 28, 2012
Mari P.
Thanks April, I will look into it :)
Mar 30, 2012
Bec L.
Don't waste your money on Beauty So Clean.. it's just an ethanol based spray. Buy yourself some metho, put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with water. much cheaper alternative!
Mar 30, 2012
Rina N.
I honestly just have alcohol in a spray bottle and I spray everything when I use it.
Mar 30, 2012
Yasmin K.
I agree with Bec. Beauty So Clean is a waste of money because the primary ingredient is ethanol alcohol which is what vodka happens to be.
Mar 30, 2012
Mari P.
Bec, when using the Metho, how much do you dilute it with water?
Thanks beauties for all your help
Mar 31, 2012
Dawn M.
I was wondering... I'm not a pro MUA, just dabble on myself and friends.. but if I spray alcohol on an eyeshadow and/or lipstick (I've seen MAC do this when I got my make up done there), that will disinfect it obviously.. but is it going to ruin my eyeshadow or lipstick? Or make it have a funny top layer ?? thanks.
Mar 31, 2012
Yasmin K.
No it won't ruin it.
Apr 1, 2012
Jasmin Q.
i use alcohol diluted with water 1part alcohol 2part water is what i do and put it in a spray bottle.. for my brush i deep clean them using shampoo then dip them in alcohol like this --> http://youtu.be/yHWzoZGrceQ for the hospital grade cleanliness any brand of alcohol is fine..
ps. iam not a pro MUA but i value cleanliness. ;)
Apr 1, 2012
Antonio Z.
I use alcohol works to kill bacteria growing and it shouldn't ruin your brushes, eyeshadows or lipsticks, I own both synthetic and natural brushes and never had a problem with any brush at all, same with makeup.
though i know about sanitary stuff I was wondering how about powder puffs?
is it sanitary to use them in different people and then spritz alcohol or should you each time use a new one?
for myself I just continue to use my old one, because I wash it every week, but how about in other people?
I don't use a brush to apply powder because sometimes that doesn't set the makeup if you swirl the brush on the face.
just a random question and oh yeah I clean my brushes every week also but with a mix of extra virgin olive oil and dish soap hope that helps :)
Apr 1, 2012
Soma S.
^Powder puffs should be disposables if you're using them on multiple clients... although you may go about sanitizing them in between clients properly, it's still a courtesy to be able to use a fresh one on them to prevent you from any liabilities that may occur. Better safe than sorry! =)
Apr 1, 2012
Bec L.
About the powder puff thing - My teacher taught us to never 'swirl' setting powder on, but to pack it onto a big powder brush all over the face and then just knock the excess off with the same brush. Same effect as using a powder puff :D
Apr 1, 2012
Antonio Z.
thanx @Soma :D
@Bec yeah I know that about brushes, I just tend to preffer puffs, I think in my mind that they do a better job in setting makeup than brushes do lol :)
THank you