Keep Makeup in a Cool, Dry Place
Avoid storing makeup in places with high humidity or heat, such as bathrooms. Excess moisture and heat can degrade the quality and shelf life of your products.

Use Airtight Containers
Store powders, creams, and liquids in airtight containers to prevent contamination and drying out. This also helps keep bacteria away.

Clean Brushes and Applicators Regularly
Dirty brushes can harbor bacteria that may cause skin issues. Clean your makeup brushes and sponges at least once a week with gentle soap or brush cleaner.

Avoid Sharing Makeup
Sharing makeup products can spread bacteria and infections. Keep your products personal to maintain hygiene.

Check Expiration Dates
Makeup has a shelf life, so regularly check expiration dates and discard expired products to avoid skin irritation or infections.

Close Products Tightly
Always close lids and caps tightly after use to prevent air exposure, which can cause products to dry out or spoil.

Store Lipsticks and Creams Upright
Keeping lipsticks and cream products upright helps prevent leakage and maintains their shape.

Use Clean Hands
Always wash your hands before applying makeup to minimize transferring bacteria to your products.

Avoid Double Dipping
Use a clean tool or disposable applicator instead of dipping your fingers into products to reduce contamination.

Organize Your Makeup
Use organizers or drawers to keep your makeup neat and prevent damage. This also makes it easier to find products and track their usage.

Following these tips can help you maintain the quality and safety of your makeup products for longer use.