How to Make Brush Guards With Tape

Carefully clean your makeup brushes first., Grab the roll of tape., Wrap the tape around the brush., Slide the tape towards the bristles., Place the brush in a tall container to dry., Remove the "tape brush guards."

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Carefully clean your makeup brushes first.

    Your brushes need to be free from the pigments and dirt before drying them and using the brush guards.

    Rub the brushes thoroughly in soap on the palm of your hand, and rinse in warm water in a sink.

    Then gently pat them dry with a paper towel.
  2. Step 2: Grab the roll of tape.

    Take a piece of tape and place the non-sticky side below a clean brush. , The sticky ends would meet and seal.

    Make sure it is not too tight nor too loose, and it is the desired size.

    To extend the length of the wrapping, simply add another piece of tape, overlapping the previous one. , Slide it until the end of the tape extends a little more over at the tip.

    Half an inch is a good length. , The tape should be towards the bottom with the handle up.

    By using this method, the water will run down towards the bottom of the container, and the extra tape at the tip will keep the germs away. , Once dry, slide off the tape.

    Your brushes will be looking brand new!
  3. Step 3: Wrap the tape around the brush.

  4. Step 4: Slide the tape towards the bristles.

  5. Step 5: Place the brush in a tall container to dry.

  6. Step 6: Remove the "tape brush guards."

Detailed Guide

Your brushes need to be free from the pigments and dirt before drying them and using the brush guards.

Rub the brushes thoroughly in soap on the palm of your hand, and rinse in warm water in a sink.

Then gently pat them dry with a paper towel.

Take a piece of tape and place the non-sticky side below a clean brush. , The sticky ends would meet and seal.

Make sure it is not too tight nor too loose, and it is the desired size.

To extend the length of the wrapping, simply add another piece of tape, overlapping the previous one. , Slide it until the end of the tape extends a little more over at the tip.

Half an inch is a good length. , The tape should be towards the bottom with the handle up.

By using this method, the water will run down towards the bottom of the container, and the extra tape at the tip will keep the germs away. , Once dry, slide off the tape.

Your brushes will be looking brand new!

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