Does the Stila Lip Glaze brush have to be cleaned?

I've been wondering about that. If they do, how does one clean them?Does the Stila Lip Glaze brush have to be cleaned?
yes, i always wash the brush applicators with an antibacterial soap. it prevents bacterial buildup and is more sanitary than not cleaning them.Does the Stila Lip Glaze brush have to be cleaned?
You should wash all your frequently used brushes about one every two weeks to prevent bacteria build up.


Use a good cleanser (you don't need to go out and buy brush cleaning solution, something like baby shampoo works really well cause its gentle). Run your brush under running water, pour some shampoo onto the palm of you hand and lather the brush with the soap on your palm. After your brush is clean from the lather, run it under water again to rinse off the solution. Then, gently reshape the bristles and leave it to dry laying down (horizontally) on a flat surface. (make sure you don't get water on the ferrule of the makeup brush (the part where it connects to the brush handle) because getting it wet may cause the ferrule to break from the brush handle over time. (i'm sure many youtube users have videos on how to do this, for more visual learning =])


Good luck!
i have a few and i never clean them, i just be careful with them. i don't think cleaning them is a good idea anyways.


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jennifer is on the money... yes clean it... antibacterial soap will work fine. any make up that comes in contact with bodily fluids such as lip products, liners, lipsticks, glosses, wands applicators, eye liners, mascara's etc. should be cleaned. as a make up artist I always have a small spritz bottle with 10:1 bleach water solution. your make up can grow bacteria and host viruses. it is very important to keep it clean as well as you re make up brushes. we call it healthy make up...lol...is also helps to unclog some applicators such as stila's lip glaze and others with similar applicators. its a good precaution , and remember to never share make up amongst others.