How Do You Sanitize Your Makeup Collection.

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Liz B.

Jul 10, 2013

Liz B.

How do the professionals make sure their makeup is completely germ free?

Mychell L.

Jul 10, 2013

Mychell L.

99% first aid alcohol and shampoo

Liz B.

Jul 10, 2013

Liz B.

Thanks mychell!!

Mychell L.

Jul 10, 2013

Mychell L.

Welcomes. Anytime

Marcia M.

Jul 10, 2013

Marcia M.

Beauty so clean spray or alcohol

Grace K.

Jul 10, 2013

Grace K.

I use alcohol on all my powder / cream products and for lipsticks I just spray some alcohol on a tissue and use it to wipe away the top layer :) There's a bunch of YouTube videos on how to sanitize makeup as well!

Liz B.

Jul 10, 2013

Liz B.

But will that really protect against herpes/pinkeye? I didn't see any definite info online saying it would.

Annie D.

Jul 22, 2013

Annie D.

You generally use disposable equipments for STDS and infection. Place the product on a palette and once you've gone around the area that's infected, toss that disposable and grab another to work on the rest of the face. You want to contain it in one area, so avoid spreading it. Most artists would refuse the client if they have a concerning infection that might contaminate their kit. Also wear gloves as well, you need to protect your hands from the infection as well.

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