Five simple ways to give your messy make-up collection a makeover | The Sun

GIVE your messy make-up ­collection an easy makeover.

With these simple tips and tidy buys your unruly pots and pallets can get a whole new look.

BEAUTY BLITZ: The first step to making sense of your make-up collection is to have a clear out.

Anything broken, unused, out of date, discoloured or lacking a lid must go.

Look out for the open-lid symbol that tells you how long a product will last once opened.

ORDER, ORDER: Simple storage can bring order to an over­flowing make-up collection.

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Transparent boxes and bags are the answer to laying your hands on long-lost items.

At Superdrug you can buy one item and get another half price from a range of make-up accessories.

The deal includes a set of three clear make-up bags, £9.99, and a Studio London cosmetics organiser, also £9.99.

CLEAN SWEEP: A weekly wash should stop your brushes becoming a breeding ground for bacteria.

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You can get special liquids that do the job.

At Boots, Clinique’s Make-Up Brush Cleanser is down from £15 to £13.50 or Wilko’s cleaning solution is £2 and is on a buy-four-for-the-price-of-three deal with other items.

You could simply use a mild shampoo to do the job for even less.

Only wash the brush tip so you don’t weaken the glue that holds it in place.

WHAM BAM: Stock up on reusable make-up remover pads to be kinder to the planet and save you money in the long term.

A pack of ten bamboo pads from Wilko, which come with their own little bag for the washing machine, are £3.

Store them in style in a glass jar with a cork lid, £3 from B&M.

SPAT-ACTULAR IDEA: To get the last little bit out of tubes of cosmetics or lipsticks, a reusable make-up spatula is your friend.

You can buy a set of four Hagbou mini beauty spatulas from Amazon for £4.98.

  • All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.

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Cheap treat

LIFT the lid on the new ELF Good Vibes Only eyeshadow pallet in Hey Sunshine, £4.

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Top swap

WITH its velvet shade and classy fringing, the yellow lampshade from Oliver Bonas, above, is a bright buy, at £65.

But the £43.99 price of B&Q’s version, below, takes the spotlight.         

SAVE: £21.01


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