Best Makeup Up Brushes

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Obviously, I don’t want to make a habit of it as I know brushing is the best way.. Thing is, I think I may have damaged my gums by brushing too hard recently and it hurts like heck to even smile. Brushing seems to make the wounds worse and toothpaste only irritates them. So, until my gums heal up, is there another way I can keep my teeth clean?

Thanks.

I know I can buy cleaner but the brushes I got were kind of expensive and so I didn’t want to pay even more for the expensive cleaner. Any other options without ruining the brush? Thanks!

lol i know it’s a weird question but i’m 15 years old and i love perfumes && lotions and all of this stuff
but the ones i have don’t last long enough
nothing too expensive
a lotion that lasts and smells amazing
a perfume that matches or blends in well with the lotion
or just anything at all that makes you feel nice and clean =]
or a routine you do to feel your best
wether it’s waking up showering blow drying your hair putting on make up perfume and getting dressed
or waking up cleaning your ears washing your face brushing your teeth scrunching your hair
etc.
i just want opinions because i love feeling clean and i want to know the best ways to feel clean
also how do you floss? LOL it always makes me bleed or it gets stuck and hurts idk

I left my bottle of brush cleaner at school when I came home for winter break, and it’s a nearly full bottle, so I really don’t want to buy another bottle just for home. Any tips on how to deep clean my brushes without brush cleaner?

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i was trying to figure out how to wash my make-up brushes and i heard that EVOO and shampoo works fine, but i don’t have any EVOO. so i was wondering if any oil works or does it specifically have to be extra virgin olive oil?

I heard that you soak them in make up remover but i just want to make sure.

I know I can use regular liquid make up remover, but then it takes forever for them to dry and the bristles might not all stay straight and going in the same direction. I’ve heard you can use rubbing alcohol because it will clean them and then dry really quickly afterwards. Anyone?

cathedral ceiling or elongated, tiled and wallpaperd areas and high up area of the installed shower

I’m thinking long scrubby brush and vacuum extension, someone else is thinking a stool.
I’m thinking long handles and extenion without the stool might not reach all the way to the tops, & a stool you can fall off or stool legs may break over time (thus still falling off and not a good idea while holding a container to bleach clean with scrubby and you don’t know when it will happen unless it gets noticeably rickety first)… I’m also thinking, great, a stool adds more items to the house.
Another thought is to have him hold me up if the elongated brush doesn’t reach, lolol.

A quick how to video