The makeup brush finally has its moment with the viral #dontrushchallenge but you might not be so bold to join in with your all-caked-up-brush looking like it took a bath in a muddy pool.

It’s time to take your makeup brushes to the sink and exchange the eyesore for a worthy tool, reborn and acceptable even under the scrutiny of social media. Asides the inevitable breakouts, makeup done with a dirty brush ends up looking unblended and flawed.

Truth be told, the occasional wash doesn’t cut it and that might be the reason for the recurring breakouts on your face. It’s been advised by a good number of professional makeup artists to wash your makeup brushes at least once a week. It goes beyond the frequency of wash day to “the how” and you just might have been doing it wrong all along.

What do I use to wash my makeup brushes effectively?
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