Makeup-Brush Cleaning Schedule

Choose intervals that belong to your routine

Create a group for brushes that you want to view together, then enter each brush’s nickname, how often you use it, the date you last cleaned it and an interval you select. The next date is last-cleaned date plus that interval. The tool does not suggest that a particular brush must be cleaned every day or week. A change in use, product instructions or brush condition can prompt you to revise your own plan.

Filter the list to dates before today, dates equal to today or future dates. “Past your chosen date” is a calendar label only; it is not a judgement about bacteria, safety or skin. Bulk marking applies to the brushes currently shown by the filter. Undo restores the list to its state immediately before that bulk action. Deleting or importing a list starts a new state and clears the undo point.

Keep the schedule portable

Copy produces a simple text list for pasting elsewhere. Export creates a JSON file that can be imported later; the import is checked before it replaces the current list. Printing opens the browser’s print view. No account or health questionnaire is required. Browser storage holds the current list locally until you delete it or clear the site’s storage; exported files and copied text are under your own device or clipboard controls.

A date does not replace physical care. Read the brush and cleaner labels before washing, keep water within the maker’s limits for the ferrule and handle, and allow the bristles to dry under appropriate airflow. A brush with damage or an unusual material needs its own instructions. The guides linked below cover cleaner formats, devices, mats, drying and storage in more detail.