Hi guys!
Today I thought I'd invite you back into my bathroom and show you how I wash my makeup
brushes naturally.
Now, I don't really use makeup every single day, so I don't need to wash them too often.
But once in a while I do, and when I do that, I prefer to use totally natural ingredients
that will make sure my brushes last as long as possible, and will also not leave any chemical
residue to irritate my super sensitive skin.
So I like using oils and natural soaps just to make sure that it's as environmentally
friendly and as gentle as possible.
So let's go to my bathroom and wash those makeup brushes together!
These are all the brushes I need to wash and they're really dirty.
I'm going to need a big mug or a bowl, just something deep to put the oil in.
This is olive oil, I use it because it's the cheapest oil here, because it's local, but
you can use whatever is affordable in your country.
I just dip the brush into the oil and massage it in, kind of like the Oil Cleansing Method
for your face, it's the same thing really.
You can see all the makeup and all the dirt just running off.
It's brilliant.
This is my favourite part.
As you can see, it's already pretty clean.
And then all you need to do is just to rinse it under cool water.
Then I do exactly the same thing with all the other brushes.
But all the other brushes are smaller, so they'll need much less oil.
Just massage it in and wash it off.
I do the same with all the smaller brushes as well.
They come out really really clean.
Then I take my pure natural olive oil soap, soap my hands and take all the brushes one
by one, soap them up, and then I kind of swirl it around my palm like this.
It foams up really well and gets rid of any oily residue or any remaining makeup perfectly.
As you can see, there is no brown makeup left anymore, it looks pretty clean, and now I
just rinse it off.
Make sure to not put the brush upside down or otherwise the water will get into the glue,
will melt it and then all the hairs will come off.
So never ever do that.
As you can see, it's already really clean.
Then I repeat the same process with all the other smaller brushes as well.
These are all my eye shadow brushes.
So I think I'm done with the rinsing!
The next step is to clean your sink because it can get pretty dirty with all the oil and
makeup.
Then I take a towel and I tap my brushes one by one on it and I shape back into shape,
and I put them like this with the head kind of hanging off, just to allow all the excess
moisture to kind of drip off, and that's it!
This is my brush collection!
Ready to be used again in around a day.
Super easy and natural!
I hope that I've helped you with this video, and I hope you've enjoyed it.
If you'd like to share your way of washing makeup brushes, then please leave a comment.
I'd love to know how you wash them because I know there are as many methods as there
are people on this earth.
I also wanted to ask you one more thing.
I was thinking of making a video along the lines of AskVita, where you ask me questions
and I answer them in a video.
Do you think that would be fun?
No?
Yes?
I don't know.
Let me know what you think.
I thought it would be fun for me to answer some of your questions actually talking to
you rather than writing up a comment back to you.
So let me know what you think of this idea, and if you have any questions for that AskVita
video, then please leave them in the comments.
So thanks so much for watching.
If you like this video, please give me a thumbs up.
It really helps to spread the message about natural living, and subscribe to my channel
if you like my videos.
I'll see you in my next one.
Bye!