1. For spots on your mirror from makeup or hairspray, use rubbing alcohol with a gentle cloth.

2. Microfibre cloths are the best options for cleaning mirrors. These are safe to use on the glass, and won’t scratch the surface or leave residue behind. 

3. For a general clean of your mirror, use a glass cleaner and swipe in circular motions. This motion leaves the least streaks and will give you that crystal clean finish you want. 

4. Make sure to look at your mirror from different angles once you’re finished cleaning it to see if there are any remaining smears on the surface. If you see streaks, try to switch to a new dry microfibre cloth and go over those spots again in a circler motion.  

5. Don’t forget to dust the top of your mirror. With thicker wood or metal framed mirrors, people will often neglect to dust the top of the frame. You can use the same microfibre cloth to clean the top. If you’re frame is a textured metal or wood, make sure to go over the whole frame with your cloth as dust can get trapped in the texture and scrollwork.