The right way to clean your Beauty Blender | Dr. Somji

🌟 Beauty Blender Care 101 🌟

Ever questioned if water and soap suffice for your beauty blender? Not quite! 🚿 Level up with hot water and antibacterial dish soap for a clean slate, bidding adieu to stubborn debris and lingering makeup.

🔍 Let’s delve into the science – the antibacterial element is the secret sauce, tackling both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria for a thorough cleanse. 💡

Upgrade your routine to keep those tools in prime condition, ensuring a flawlessly blended finish every time! 🧼✨

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[lunaskisses]

the olive oil is useful for breaking down built up oils from your face, makeup, and fingers. i believe it acts as an emulsifier esp with the dish soap between the water and oils on the sponge.
it also hydrates your brushes bristles, keeping them soft and moisturized.
Also- olive oil IS antibacterial.
"Olive (Olea europaea L.) leaves are rich in phenolic substances, which exert important antioxidant and antibacterial effects."
"The polyphenols in olive oil have antibacterial properties, too. But they don't simply wipe out bacteria like an antibiotic—olive oil seems to decrease the growth of harmful bacteria, while promoting the growth of beneficial probiotic bacteria in the gut."