Packing for vacation is an art form. If you've ever arrived at your destination only to find your makeup brushes squished, your serum leaking or your lipstick MIA, you know your beauty bag deserves ...

Cleaning makeup sponges and makeup brushes has never been so easy. Here is a guide on how you can keep them clean.

A new study has revealed the horrifying amount of bacteria that accumulates on unwashed brushes, no matter where they’re stored — and it’s the same or more than a toilet seat.

A makeup professional, who posts on TikTok under the name @AskEllenBeauty, revealed the top five things she would never do as a beauty expert, including how often to clean brushes.

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And while putting on makeup with your fingers can be great — skin-to-skin contact warms formulas, helping them to blend easily — you need brushes if you’re looking for polish and precision.

Store clean, fully dry brushes away from your makeup, keeping bristles up in your drying rack, brush rack or in a makeup bag. Just be sure to keep the bag as clean and dry as your brushes.