How do you sanitize your make- up?

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Aru T.

Jul 27, 2014

Aru T.

I am following. :) so what kind of alcohol you all use(brand, product name etc)?? I am completely uneducated on this matter, I don't want to pick up the wrong product and mess up my make up!! (apologies if its a dumb question :( ) please help :)

Ena S.

Jul 26, 2014

Ena S.

Good question... Thank you Jackie.

Shirley S.

Jul 26, 2014

Shirley S.

thanks everyone.

Naomi S.

Jul 26, 2014

Naomi S.

Jacqueline said it.

I use alcohol as well. its the best.

Janette B.

Jul 26, 2014

Janette B.

Thanks, Jackie!

Paulina E.

Jul 26, 2014

Paulina E.

Diego G.

Jul 26, 2014

Diego G.

Just like ms Jackie said.

Martha D.

Jul 26, 2014

Martha D.

I always wondered how to clean my products too thank you so much.

Ivette H.

Jul 26, 2014

Ivette H.

I sanitize all of my makeup about once a month. For all powder items (shadows, blush, ect.. ) I spray alcohol and allow to dry. For lipsticks and all liners, glosses I spray alcohol on a cotton round and wipe/ clean the product. (Not sure it that makes sense). I have never felt or noticed that the consistency of my products have changed and not sure it this is the right way to do it, just what works for me (:

Shirley S.

Jul 26, 2014

Shirley S.

Ok, so I just read a thread that someone mentioned sanitizing lipsticks and eyeshadows, by spraying with alcohol. Does that mess with the consistency? How do you sanitize your make- up?

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