SWATCHED MAKEUP IS USED MAKEUP DO NOT BUY SWATCHED MAKEUP

You cannot sanitize makeup safely see slides above Do not buy swatched or used makeup. You can get pink eye and other serious infections from it What happens when you use other people's makeup? At the very minimum, using some else's makeup exposes your skin to their natural oils (sebum) and bacteria. When you share makeup, you are transferring these unwanted elements directly to your face, which can irritate your current acne or spawn future Even if your friend does not have signs of sores or irritation around their lips, she could be carrying the herpes virus. Just sharing lipstick or lip gloss one time could land you a condition that will stay with you for the rest of your life. sharing of common eye makeup products like liquid mascara, eyeshadow, or eyeliners can result in a variety of unwanted eye infections like stye, conjunctivitis (pink eye), or warts. The skin around the eyes is extremely sensitive, making it very susceptible to infection. Sharing makeup increases your chances of contracting staph infections like Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis. The good news is that most staph infections can be treated with simple antibiotics. However, if left untreated it is possible for a staph infection to spread into the blood stream, heart, or lungs GIRL IN LAST PHOTO ALMOST DIED Mascara once you use the wand and stick it back in the mascara it’s contaminated with your oils and stuff. Even if you sanitize the wand you still have to put it back n tube