The key to cleaning a makeup sponge? Using enough friction that you actually clean it-but not so much that you damage it (little sponges are delicate, y’all).
"Make it a Sunday-night activity so that you can start your week off fresh," she added.
So instead, stick to cleaning your Beautyblender weekly. "Ideally, you'd wash all of your makeup tools every single day, but I know this is unrealistic," dermatologist Geeta Yadav, MD, founder of Skin Science Dermatology, has told Cosmo. But since that'll never happen, most experts agree that you should clean your Beautyblender or makeup sponge at least once a week. How often should you clean a Beautyblender? But that doesn't do anything to help the build-up that can lead to breakouts, irritation, and inflammation. Even if your Beautyblender or sponge is “antimicrobial,” that doesn’t mean it magically stays clean-antimicrobial properties just make the sponge a less hospitable environment for bacteria to grow. This isn’t to gross you out or scare you (fine, maybe a lil bit, if it will actually get you to clean your sponges), it’s just facts. Seriously-take it from me, someone who genuinely hates cleaning my makeup brushes, when I say that actually taking five minutes to just do the damn thing is significantly better than letting your Beautyblender or makeup sponge continue to sit and fester with built-up skin gunk and grime, makeup, skin oils, and bacteria. Mmmkay, listen up: You need to clean your Beautyblender and makeup sponges way, way more frequently than you currently do (which I’m guessing is, um, once or twice a year max?).
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