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5 Quick Toothbrush Beauty Hacks

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Using your toothbrush only on your teeth isn't really maximizing such an important tool. Am I saying you should brush more? If you aren't brushing after every meal and snacks that may not be a bad idea, but another great idea could be one of the five creative beauty uses below. From eyebrows to nails, your toothbrush will come in handy for these beauty hacks!
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#1: Edges Tamer
Whether your choice of sculpting serum is hair spray, gel or wax, with a few swipes of your toothbrush your edges are tamed, laying flat and sculpted.
#2: Whiten Nails
Has your favorite red nail polish stained your nails orange? No worries! Take an old toothbrush and whitening toothpaste and scrub them down.
#3: Tame Your Brows
Can’t find your spoolie brush? Find a toothbrush.Take some lip balm or clear mascara and brush your brows. It leaves them tamed and soft.
#4: Ingrown Hair Fighter
Try exfoliating your bikini area after a fresh wax. Take a cleanser and tea tree oil and lightly brush the area to prevent those nasty ingrown hairs.
#5: Lash Attack
Next time you're fooling around with your mascara and find that you are running into a lot of clumps, try brushing your lashes with a toothbrush. This will help remove the clumps.

BONUS: Using a soft bristle toothbrush gently buff away the dead skin using circular motions. Once your lips are smooth apply a layer of your favorite lip balm in order to keep your lips soft and juicy.

For more beauty tips, visit KissTheChaos.com and follow me on Instagram: @Ooolala_la
By Derrick Lane | Published April 8, 2015

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