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Originally Posted by twistedm /img/forum/go_quote.gif i would definently recommend that you invest in a good foundation brush and keep away from those make up sponges...i have been a make up artist for 12 years now...and they are nasty! Unless of course you are going to use a new one or wash it after each application....! A foundation brush has synthetic bristles and helps to apply foundation on the top of your skin rather than taking it off and soaking it up (like a sponge) and your foundation will also last much longer! I use brushes for my liquid foundation of course! I only use a sponge for the powder so that I can press it on and it wont disturb the liquid foundation underneath and I change it regularly.
To be honest I'm not worried about germs unless it makes my make-up smell funky, apply inconsistently, or if it causes break outs. The only reason I use a brush with my liquid is that it's easier to apply and it doesn't soak up foundation.
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I honestly think that all this over the top hygiene does is prevent immunity, that's why people get sick all the time, because they sanitise their hands and tools and brushes and anti-bacterial this and that. I'm not saying be dirty but a mild soap is a lot better for your health. Our bodies have to be exposed to bacteria so that our immune system can recognise and kill them. Our bodies are far more resilient than we give them credit for.
^^ My two cents anyway.
To be honest I'm not worried about germs unless it makes my make-up smell funky, apply inconsistently, or if it causes break outs. The only reason I use a brush with my liquid is that it's easier to apply and it doesn't soak up foundation.
Off-topic:
I honestly think that all this over the top hygiene does is prevent immunity, that's why people get sick all the time, because they sanitise their hands and tools and brushes and anti-bacterial this and that. I'm not saying be dirty but a mild soap is a lot better for your health. Our bodies have to be exposed to bacteria so that our immune system can recognise and kill them. Our bodies are far more resilient than we give them credit for.
^^ My two cents anyway.