Small, precise, and soft-bristled, your old eyeshadow brushes or angled eyeliner brushes are perfect for hard-to-reach ...

But if you’ve invested in decent-quality paint brushes and rollers, you probably want to use them more than once. And taking a few minutes to clean them right away will save you a lot of time ...

making these brushes a great choice for artists who use their brushes frequently. The ergonomic handle grip and smooth paint finish make these brushes comfortable to use for extended periods of ...

Foam rollers are one-time use and are suitable for cabinets, doors and trim. Although you don’t need a paint bucket (since paint comes in a can), a little bucket for your brush makes it easier ...

Step two: Apply your paint. Use small paint brushes or sponges to apply your makeup, depending on whether you're working on a small space, like your eyes, or are looking for full coverage.

Simply wrap the head of the roller and brush in cling film and seal it with masking tape. Next, scrape as much of the paint as you can before you give them a wash. You can use a putty knife to do ...

But then comes the cleanup. What do you do with brushes, rollers and paint trays coated with paint? Cleaning the tools properly allows you to use them again. But you don’t want to send paint ...