WASH OUT

I used to hate washing my makeup brushes but my ‘weird’ shower hack saves time – an added step expedites drying

Experts recommend waiting no longer than ten days to wash your makeup brushes

A BEAUTY lover has revealed an easy and effective method for washing your makeup brushes.

She explained that her trick may sound peculiar at first, but she has been doing it for months with great success.

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A beauty lover shared her 'strange but effective' method for cleaning her makeup brushes (stock images)Credit: Getty

CAN'T MAKE IT UP

Redditor shared her secret to regularly cleaning her makeup brushes without any hassle.

"I have a weird process for washing my brushes. It’s strange but effective," she wrote.

She asked other users to bear with her before admitting she washes them in the shower.

The Reddit user explained that she cleans them while waiting for her conditioners and masks to sink into her hair.

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"Essentially, the hot water, being in a place of cleansing, and having nothing else to do during that time while letting my hair products work is what has been working for me for months now," she said.

NO PAIN PRO TIP

She said an added bonus was that she no longer had to suffer through unnecessary pain.

"I also hate leaning over the sink to wash brushes for ages," she said.

"[It] feels more mundane that [way] and my back ends up hurting."

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Instead, she keeps a bar soap in her shower that is "specifically" designated for washing her brushes.

She simply swirls them onto the bar a few times before washing them with her hands and rinsing them off.

Just make sure they've been "fully saturated" by the water, she advised.

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Waiting too long to clean your brushes can result in acne and rashes, as well as more serious fungal infections.

To avoid any skincare disasters, experts recommend washing your brushes every seven to ten days.

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