A Sustainability Journey, Cosmetics, Health and Beauty, Personal Hygiene, Skincare
This is a sponsored article from SustainabilityTracker.com member Adorn Cosmetics.
Makeup brushes are an essential part of any beauty routine, but did you know that how you care for them can impact not only their performance but also their lifespan?
Properly maintaining your makeup brushes and finding sustainable ways to repurpose them can ensure they serve you well for years while reducing waste. Here’s everything you need to know about caring for your makeup brushes, when to replace them, and how to give them a second life.
Makeup brushes can last anywhere from one year to a decade, depending on their quality and how well they’re maintained. On average, most makeup brushes must be replaced every two to five years. However, due to wear and tear, makeup brushes used frequently for foundation or concealer may need replacing every six to 12 months.
Even with proper care, all makeup brushes will eventually reach the end of their usable life.
Here are some key signs that it’s time to replace yours:
Taking good care of your brushes can significantly extend their lifespan, saving you money and reducing waste.
When your makeup brushes are no longer suitable for makeup application, don’t toss them out!
Here are some creative and sustainable ways to repurpose them:
Caring for your Adorn makeup brushes is about more than just keeping them clean. It’s about prolonging their usability, ensuring flawless application, and reducing environmental impact. By washing and storing them properly, replacing them only when necessary, and finding sustainable ways to reuse them, you can make your beauty routine effective and eco-friendly.
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