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Makeup fanatics on social media are gushing over mini washing machine that can be used to clean makeup applicators. 

While you're waiting for your order to arrive, try one of these ways to wash a makeup sponge with ingredients already in your kitchen.

If your face looks like it could use a little invigoration these days, this refreshing facial roller is the perfect way to get your glow on. Using tiny little needles (that won't cut you), the device opens up your pores as you roll it over your skin, triggering collagen and elastin production. On top of being fantastically soothing, the ritual helps smooth skin, treat acne scars, and give your face a fresh shine.

Made with natural plant extracts from lavender, sage, rosemary, lemon, and orange, these cooling sheets can be applied to your legs or feet for an immediate cooling effect. Best to use after a long day or a hard workout, they will help relax muscles for up to an hour. One reviewer described the unique experience: "I discovered these in Japan when my legs starting hurting the last couple days of my trip. The tour guide recommended them. They start off cooling for a few seconds and then provide heat which is a relief for sore muscles and joints."

Before that, though, Samantha was a professional makeup artist with M.A.C; she attended fashion shows all over the world, including large centers like Tokyo, London, and Milan. Since then, not only has she become an extremely successful YouTuber but she also owns her own line of makeup brushes. The brush line that she and her sister, Nicola, has been off the ground since 2010 and are best known for being cruelty-free.

When you look closer, however, a lot of these gadgets are actually pretty brilliant. I mean, the snail slime sounds a little gross, but it turns out that the shelled creature’s secretions provide sensational hydration, texture, elasticity, and cell rejuvenation. So why not turn it into a facial mask? And that wine device with the little balloon inside? It will keep your Merlot for five days, fam.

Shake the spray bottle well before use. Spray the mixture on your brushes and wipe them with a tissue if you see any left-over product from your last use. Spray once again and let it dry. Your brushes are ready to use. Use this spray regularly if you have acne-prone skin or if you are sharing your brushes with another person. Keep in mind that this spray does not completely remove product from the brushes, it only allows for a quick fix for hygienic makeup application. So, make sure to thoroughly wash your brushes once in a while.

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“I’ve been looking for the perfect bag to keep all my makeup safe and organized while traveling. This case is perfection. My brushes don’t get smashed and deformed because they are protected by the sturdy case and Velcro closure, my makeup doesn’t turn into a jumbled mess because of all of the nice compartments. It can even hold small to medium-size palettes in the zipper pocket behind the brushes.”

There are some amazing clear storage drawers out there. Muji and Primark are great for these. This is where I separate anything in a small pot like single eyeshadows, glitter etc.

It has taken a few years to set up The Lipologist as I was keen to make sure that the formulations were clean, stable in the Dubai heat and also the best I could make. I blend all of the ingredients together myself to make the bases and that way I know the quality is just perfect. I didn’t want anyone to pay for product until I was completely happy paying for it myself. Once we were ready then The Lipologist was officially born!Creating bespoke lipsticks sounds like a rather exciting job, especially for makeup and beauty enthusiasts, what does a typical day look like for you? The mornings are usually spent making the lipstick bases for the day or week ahead and then I always leave myself some time to experiment and create new lipsticks, playing with textures, finishes and even colors. Last week I experimented with adding real gold flecks into a lipstick to see what happens, I like to see what we can do when clients come in and sometimes it’s nice to be able to suggest a special extra for them. The afternoon and evenings are usually when I see clients and we have a mix of individuals who want a lipstick for themselves, or sometimes people who want to gift them to others for a special occasion.What goes into formulating the perfect lipstick shade for anyone and what can clients expect on an appointment with you? Making a lipstick is a great sense of discovery for both me as the lipstick maker and also the person who it’s made for, it can be something that’s hugely fun or it can also be for something that they are quite nervous or intimidated about such as a lipstick they will wear at big family wedding. You end up learning a lot about people and their lives in the process. I recently had a client who wanted a nude shade that she had seen on a celebrity but when we made it for her we actually felt that she would be better suited with a slightly more peach nude to brighten her up so we twisted it for her and made it perfect. It also ends up teaching people that they need to harness what looks good on them and not always what they see on others.When people come to you to have bespoke shades created, what colors have been the most popular and why? By far the most popular shades that I make in the lab are nudes, it makes sense as we all have such varying skin tones. And it’s really hard to trawl though the thousands of lipsticks in shops to see what suits you when you can have someone making it just for you. The wrong nude can really wash you out.You have experience within the beauty industry, and now have your own brand, what does "beauty" mean to you? For me, beauty is and has always been the feeling of confidence. The idea of wearing lipsticks is to help you get that feeling for yourself and sometimes we need a boost when we don’t really believe we are 100% confident. I will often wear my brightest lipstick when I am going somewhere new for the first time, it is usually a talking point and also makes me feel more confident. Standing in a saturated market where there are many other makeup brands, what sets The Lipologist aside? Our clients make our brand, they state their beauty and we make it. No two shades are the same unless you’ve asked to make two and the range is created for the customer and that person only.  We are the truest form of collaboration, we are so close to our consumers as we sell direct to them, the truest form of community and most importantly we aren’t made in a factory.As a beauty entrepreneur, what have been the greatest challenges in your career so far? For me it has been trying to create a life balance, to develop a brand is exhausting and takes away all of your time. I am happiest when I’m making lipsticks and when I am with people but that’s just part of what having a brand means. I’ll often put comments on my Instagram such as great at making lipsticks, rubbish at taking photos! There are so many things that I am not good at doing and have to ask for help with which when you have your own brand becomes a challenge.You set up The Lipologist in the UAE earlier this year, how has the market responded to what you do? We’ve had a great response from the UAE market, a lot of people are intrigued on how we make the lipsticks and also love to create things that are unique for them. The UAE is already very sophisticated in their knowledge of beauty and so the interest level in customizing beauty is already very high. Interestingly there are also a lot of people who bring in old discontinued shades of lipsticks and ask me to re-create them because their brand no longer sells them.What do you hope to see for the future of The Lipologist in the Middle East? I would love for it to develop into a place where you can come with a group of friends, especially if they are interested in beauty and want to learn more – they can see how we make the lipsticks and create their own in the process. It would incorporate color and formulation knowledge to teach others on what looks good on them.How do you feel lipstick empowers you and how do you use your business to empower others? I wear lipstick daily but choose different shades when I want to feel confident and pulled together, I find that I often embody the color I am wearing as it shapes my mood. The idea behind what we do for our clients is essentially the same – to accentuate the beauty you already have, to make you feel a certain way by using color and if needed, a confidence boost.Lastly, what advice would you give to someone who aspires to be a beauty entrepreneur and doesn't know where to start? Know your market, research, understand exactly what’s behind the beauty label. Most importantly find a strong network of people who will help you to continue to believe in yourself. There are times when you may stop believing in yourself or worse still loose the essence of what you started off doing – you will need them to show you the way and cut you down to size if needed.

In 2006, almost on a whim, she set aside plans to transfer to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and instead went to Burbank, Cailf., to attend the Make-Up Designory.