Cleaning And Organising Dressing Table

Wednesday, November 30, 2011, 16:36

A clean dressing table reflects systematic living. A table that allows you to look beautiful all the time also requires some touch ups to look neat and clean. The fine dust on table may also come in contact with your expensive creams and cosmetics that will definitely have a negative impact on skin. Your hair, talcum powder, oil and nail color stains need to be wiped often to help you get ready at a faster pace. So take a look.

Cleaning And Organising Dressing Table – Housekeeping Tips

1. Always purchase products that come in good bottles and an air tight cover. Discard the old and expired cosmetics and begin your task with mirror cleaning. Dip a piece of cloth in vinegar + water + lemon and wipe the mirror carefully. A dry kitchen towel may be used to absorb all the excess water.

2. Never throw away the empty bindi packs (sticker packs) as they can be used to stick the used bindis. Do not stick the bindis on mirrors, wood and walls as they may attract more dirt and affect skin.

3. Place all your combs in an old mug or giant vase. Buy a small dust bin to discard used tissues and fallen hair. Maintain a zip lock bag for makeup tools and brushes.

4. The steamer that you use can also help in sterilising your nail cutter, filer and clamps etc. Do not exchange the lids of the cosmetic products the chemical may react and affect your sensitive skin.

5. Arrange all the regularly used cosmetics at your reach and place it the order of your access. If you have kids at home, you need to maintain products in dressing table drawers or shelves that are far from reach.

Cultivate a habit of wiping the table after your makeup or at least after you are back from work. See to it that your accessories on dressing table do not come in contact with the alcohol containing fragrances and cleansers as they will lose lustre.