The cleanliness of Beautyblenders
Wong, Angela (author) Chen, Dale (thesis advisor) Freer, Kevin (thesis advisor) British Columbia Institute of Technology School of Health Sciences (Degree granting institution)
Research paper/project
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British Columbia Institute of Technology
2022
21 pages
Keeping makeup tools in sanitary conditions is necessary in order to prevent the risk of pathogenic microbes from multiplying in unhygienic conditions which may pose a risk to health (Bashir & Lambert, 2019). Beautyblenders are a highly regarded product by consumers worldwide (Shah, 2016). The company launched their sponges in 2007 and in 2016, they have sold more than 6.5 million sponges globally (Bashir & Lambert, 2019). It is a reusable pink cosmetic sponge that can be used with a number of different cosmetic products such as foundations, beauty creams, and concealers for application on the face. This study is about examining the public who uses Beautyblenders and their knowledge in regards to cleaning the reusable sponges.
makeup skincare Beautyblender cleanliness beauty Canada
Hygiene Beauty culture Skin--Care and hygiene Cosmetics Survey findings
Environmental Public Health
electronic
Bachelor of Environmental Public Health
