Make a List

Tidying up your home consists of many smaller tasks and you should figure out what they are. Make a plan, write things down, decide where you want to start, and take your cleaning duties one step at the time.

Take It Slow

There’s no need to rush your spring cleaning in these circumstances. Take things slow and set aside several smaller tasks for every day so your cleaning and re-decorating duties could occupy your time while you’re social distancing.

Time to Declutter

The current situation will put some things in perspective and you’ll come to the realization you don’t need many of the things you’ve been hoarding for years. Go through your old magazines, clothes, and kitchen supplies, and say goodbye to those that no longer serve their purpose.

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Clean Your Make-Up Holder

Make-up bags and make-up holders are a perfect breeding ground for bacteria, so make sure to wash them with soap and hot water on a regular basis.

Wash Your Brushes

We use brushes to apply make-up on our faces all the time, so it’s crucial that you keep them clean in order to prevent breakouts and spread of bacteria. Use a cleanser and hot water to clean your make-up brushes thoroughly and do this at least once every two weeks.

Get Rid of Broken Items

Broken or damaged make-up products such as blushes, powders or eyeshadow can create a huge mess so make sure to get rid of these things once and for all.

Expiry Dates

It’s important that you go through your make-up products every once in a while and to check expiry dates.  Do not use expired make-up products because they can cause breakouts or even infections.  Know that lipsticks can last from 12 to 18 months, blushes and powders last for a year and eye shadow and eyeliners should be tossed out after 6-12 months.

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Make a List

Tidying up your home consists of many smaller tasks and you should figure out what they are. Make a plan, write things down, decide where you want to start, and take your cleaning duties one step at the time.

Take It Slow

There’s no need to rush your spring cleaning in these circumstances. Take things slow and set aside several smaller tasks for every day so your cleaning and re-decorating duties could occupy your time while you’re social distancing.

Time to Declutter

The current situation will put some things in perspective and you’ll come to the realization you don’t need many of the things you’ve been hoarding for years. Go through your old magazines, clothes, and kitchen supplies, and say goodbye to those that no longer serve their purpose.

The post How to Spring Clean Your Home Without Getting Overwhelmed appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Clean Your Make-Up Holder

Make-up bags and make-up holders are a perfect breeding ground for bacteria, so make sure to wash them with soap and hot water on a regular basis.

Wash Your Brushes

We use brushes to apply make-up on our faces all the time, so it’s crucial that you keep them clean in order to prevent breakouts and spread of bacteria. Use a cleanser and hot water to clean your make-up brushes thoroughly and do this at least once every two weeks.

Get Rid of Broken Items

Broken or damaged make-up products such as blushes, powders or eyeshadow can create a huge mess so make sure to get rid of these things once and for all.

Expiry Dates

It’s important that you go through your make-up products every once in a while and to check expiry dates.  Do not use expired make-up products because they can cause breakouts or even infections.  Know that lipsticks can last from 12 to 18 months, blushes and powders last for a year and eye shadow and eyeliners should be tossed out after 6-12 months.

The post Tips For Spring Cleaning Your Make-Up Drawer appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.