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What used to happen is I would use a cotton pad to remove my nail polish only to end up with more polish on my fingertips than on the pad thanks to the pad soaking through in my hurry. We've gone over the main uses for a spoolie brush, but the possibilities are endless. Let's look at some more creative ways it can come in handy. Tame Flyaways Disposable Mascara Brush: This 100pcs mascara brush is enough for your daily use and is cost-effective as a disposable product. You don't have to worry about cleaning your eyelash brushes every time. There are few things worse than nearly finishing a perfect eye makeup look, only to ruin it with clumped, over-applied mascara. When I was starting out I would clean everything off and start from scratch Easy To Use: Our lash spoolies are very easy to use with a flexible spoolie head that can be bent slightly to suit your needs. The bristles are soft and durable enough for makeup and mascara application, and can be used to curl or comb your lashes in place of an overused eyelash brush.

Side note. I cleaned out one of my old, dried out mascaras, filled it with acetone nail polish remover and keep it in my desk drawer. If you do that too, make sure that you label the acetone one clearly in case you later mistake it for real mascara. 4. Enhance False Lashes What I do is spray a little hairspray onto a clean spoolie. Then I just comb the spoolie through my flyaways to smooth and tame them in a single easy swipe. 3. Remove Nail Polish There are endless uses for a spoolie brush and various techniques on how to achieve different looks. It can easily get dirty, so it's important to keep it clean.If you have extra stubborn makeup on the spoolie, it may need to soak first. Fill a cup with water and add a tablespoon of cleaning solution. Place your spoolie brush side down into the cup and allow it to soak for 20 minutes. Once the time is up, twist it in a towel, and the makeup and debris should come right off. The dirt and dead skin cells on your unsanitized spoolie could be causing the skin around your brows to age prematurely. This happens because of free radicals that can break down collagen and elastin in your skin. These proteins are necessary to keep skin looking supple and youthful. A spoolie made from natural bristles cannot be cleaned the same way as a synthetic brush. Opt for a brush shampoo instead of a cleaning solution. Any alcohol will dry out the bristles, so read the ingredient list before using it. You may be thinking that you've never had any problems using your dirty spoolie. Maybe you just throw it out and replace it when it becomes unusable due to the amount of product on it. However, if you use a dirty spoolie, you could be putting your health at risk. A less common but just as effective use is lip exfoliation. You can use it to hygienically apply your lip exfoliator product or pair it with lip balm and use the bristles to perform the exfoliating action. Use circular motions and ensure your spoolie is cleaned before and after use. bh recommends

The spoolie brush is the unsung hero hiding in your makeup kit. Whether it sits on the end of a brow pencil or as its own solo brush, there are many ways to use a spoolie to your advantage.

SPOOLIE HACK #3: REMOVE NAIL POLISH

If you are new to makeup, you may have heard mention of using a spoolie. Your quest for finding out what it is, lead you here. Premium Materials: The eyelash brush is composed of a crystal plastic handle and a soft, premium brush head. The brush head is made of soft nylon fiber and is not easy to fall off. Great for separating lashes before and/or after applying mascara.

The most common side effect is skin irritation . When your spoolie has germs on it, your skin is going to react. It could feel itchy or look red. It's not usually a big problem, but obviously, it's better not to aggravate your skin. Staph Infection

One of the key factors that make cheaper false lashes look fake and cheap is that the individual lash hairs tend to get clomped together. Allow a spoolie to help you.

Have you ever had eyelash extensions done? If so you will know the frustration of getting up in the morning and your lash extensions have gotten tangled overnight. When it comes to brow grooming and removing unwanted hairs, a spoolie is one of the tools you should be using. Of course, you need tweezers, but without brushing your hair up, you may miss some hairs that you need to remove. For a synthetic spoolie, apply a cleaning solution or soap to the brush. Twist the spoolie around in a towel to break up any dried product on the brush. Next, rinse the spoolie out with clean water. Allow the spoolie to dry completely before using it again. Disposable Mascara Wands】 The spoolies for eyelash extensions are disposable, clean, and hygienic, so you don't have to wash them. Lash brush also prevents mascara from being dirty or clumped and is an essential tool for makeup artists, lash extensions, and counters to provide professional services to clients.Try a spoolie if a cotton pad isn't cutting it when you're removing your nail polish. The spoolie's bristles are rougher than cotton and can do a better job. Dip the spoolie into nail polish remover, and then scrub the top of your nail until it's polish-free. Plus, a spoolie's bristles can remove the polish on the sides of your nails more easily than a cotton pad. Lip Exfoliator Use a clean spoolie to gently comb through your lashes and remove excess mascara in the process. Suddenly you have perfectly coated, separated lashes that are worthy of any eye makeup look. 2. Tame Flyaways