HEALTH & BEAUTY


Make the most of make-up


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Whether it’s because we’re too disorganised to replenish our make-up stocks in good time or whether we’re just a bit on the thrifty side, there are some handy tried and tested tips to help make our beauty supplies go further.


Use hot water


If mascara is starting to run out, secure the cap and place it into a bowl of warm water for a couple of minutes. The heat softens the dry mascara making it coat the brush again. This trick also works for refreshing nail varnish that has gone gloopy or has a lid that has stiffened up.


Store make-up wisely


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Eye and lip pencils need to be kept in a cool, dry place as they may melt in warm locations. Nail polish, lipstick and perfume could also see their shelf life shortened by warm air so stash them in the fridge with the lids tightly fastened.


Be versatile


The lifespan of an expensive foundation can be extended by mixing in a drop or two of face lotion or alcohol-free toner. It


We’ve all tried to squeeze that last drop out of our favourite bottle of foundation or used every last millimetre of our most flattering shade of lipstick.


will become more of a tinted moisturiser but still give reasonable coverage and feel lighter for the warmer months.


Keep everything clean


Cleaning make-up brushes regularly, at least monthly, will extend their life. Rub through the bristles with a soft, conditioning baby shampoo or dish detergent and olive oil. A fine brush and rubbing alcohol can also be used gently to clean remaining mascara, shadow and glue from fake eye lashes, allowing them to be reused.


Waste not want not To refresh powdered make-up


products, lightly press packaging tape against it to remove the strange, hard film that can develop on top. Crushed or crumbled powder, such as blushers, foundations or eye shadows, can be preserved by pressing a few drops of rubbing alcohol into them.


So, give these tips a try to revitalise your make-up bag and save a few pounds until you really do want to splash out on a beauty treat.


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