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I just bought my first “nice” brush set about a week ago. I have never really cleaned my brushes before since they were so cheap, and not worth the effort. I decided that my “nice” brushes needed to be cleaned yesterday, so I looked it up on Youtube. The first video that popped up was Michelle Phan’s video. The comments on her technique all seamed very positive, so I decided to give it a try.
Yesterday I washed them exactly how she did in the video, and when I went to go use the brushes today (I expected they would be try after a night of air-drying) they were all oily and gross!

I have tried rinsing it out with water and just soap, and the oily mess still remains! I spent months saving up for these brushes and I HAVE to get them un-oily before school starts (end of August) I have heard that the best way to clean my brushes is with the normal shampoo that I use for my hair, is that true? Has this oily mess happened to anyone else? How did you fix it?

Please help!!!
I think I may have added too much olive oil to the mixture…
I just need to know how to fix this!
I am almost in tears this is upsetting me so much! I worked really hard to get enough money to get these brushes. I just need them to be fixed!

What’s the best make-up brand/s for..
foundation
concealer
pressed powder
brush sets
&& primer ??????

Dior
Estee Lauder
MAC
Mary Kay
Sephora
NARS
Bobbi Brown
Ulta
Lancome
SmashBox
Clinique
OTHERS?

Which is the cheapest?
The one that costs the most?

www.TheCosmeticsCampus.com – Internet Cosmetics Coach, Lisa Liddiard teaches you three tricks that will combat oily skin and keep your mineral makeup on through out the day. This is a video response to a question from Gina who uses mineral makeup, but has oily skin and during the day, most of the makeup on her forehead and nose is gone. She wants to know what can be done to fix the problem. Here are 3 solutions. You can try all 3, or try one and see if it fixes the problem. 1. Use a skin care system that leaves a matte finish and pushes down oily skin. You won’t need an acne line, just a line that controls oily skin. This will help your makeup stay on all day and leave your skin matte without giving extra shine that causes your makeup to slide off your face during the day. To see the skin care systems you might need based on your skin type at http To see where I shop for my skin care and makeup go to www.the-cosmetics-campus.com 2. Take your mineral powder foundation or your mineral finishing powder and apply more at the middle of the day to get you through the remaining part. It’s easy to drop it in your purse and do a light touch up to keep your foundation on all day. 3. One of my favorite products is called a “Mattifying Face Powder”. This is a light green face powder that is translucent. You can’t see the green, but it will cancel’s out any redness. It can be used under and over your foundation. Easy to take with you to work and the best part is, it’s made to absorb …

Get tips for adding blush to yourmakeup in this free video clip from a professional! Expert: modelrob Contact: www.texaslatina.com Bio: Yvette Parrish, make up artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Filmmaker: EV studios

Get tips for applying concealer to oily skin in this free video clip from a makeup artist. Expert: modelrob Contact: www.texaslatina.com Bio: Yvette Parrish, make up artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Filmmaker: EV studios

Finally a primer that actually controls oil production better than others: Givenchy mister mat $30

Learn tips for applying natural eyeliner in thisfree makeup video clip from a professional! Expert: modelrob Contact: www.texaslatina.com Bio: Yvette Parrish, make up artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Filmmaker: EV studios

When i put on my makeup in the morning it looks fine but in a couple hours my face looks so oily! I have homecoming soon. When i use a foundation for the dance what kind should i use? liquid? powder? i use a powder bronzer but my face still gets oily. I want to get good foundations that will cover my blemishes and not make my face look oily. how should i apply my makeup and with what?

Oily skin can be caused by genetics or by stripping the skin of natural oils through the use of salicylic acid or exfoliants. Control oily skin by using a hydrating moisturizer that is free of oil with help from a makeup artist in this free video on skin care. Expert: Kelli labar Bio: Kelli labar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, NC Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

Fight oily skin by balancing the natural oil in the skin with a water-based moisturizer, or by using a product with salicylic acid in it. Consider patting on a mattifier to soak up shine on the skin with tips from a makeup artist in this free video on applying makeup. Expert: Kelli LaBar Bio: Kelli LaBar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, NC Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC