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A pair of jewelry earbuds spends time close to skin, hair and whatever products you use while getting dressed. The simplest care routine begins before the earphones go on: finish applying cosmetics and perfume first, and keep those products away from the earphones themselves.
After wearing them, use a clean, soft, dry cloth and put them away carefully. The goal is ordinary surface care, not polishing an electronic device as though it were an unpowered piece of jewelry.
Before wearing them
Avoid spraying perfume or hair products directly onto the earphones. Putting them on after those steps makes it easier to keep the finish and openings away from the products you are applying.
Be mindful when adjusting hair or makeup around the ear later. Holding the decorative face with product-covered fingers can transfer residue to it. A quick adjustment should not become an accidental application of cosmetics to the housing.
This does not require an elaborate beauty routine. It asks only that you give the earphones a separate place while using products that should not contact them.
After taking them off
Wipe the surface gently with a clean, dry eyeglass or microfiber cloth. Inspect the cloth first; something intended to protect the finish is less useful if it has picked up grit from the bottom of a bag.
Do not reach for a jewelry dip, abrasive polish or household cleaning spray. Avoid liquid around charging contacts and openings. The care guidance supports a dry, gentle approach, not soaking, rinsing or scrubbing.
If a mark does not come away with ordinary dry wiping, ask support for guidance rather than experimenting with a stronger treatment. A persistent mark and a damaged finish are different problems, and neither is a reason to take the earphone apart.
Before returning them to the case
Check that the earphones and charging contacts are dry. Do not place a wet product into the case and rely on charging to solve the moisture problem. Follow support guidance if liquid has entered the product or its operation changes.
Keep the earphones away from loose keys, sharp objects and surfaces that can scratch them. Their own case is part of the routine, but placement still matters: seat each piece correctly rather than forcing the lid over it.
Keep the routine small enough to repeat
A cloth near the case and a clear spot while getting dressed are more useful than a complicated care ritual you rarely follow. You are looking after a decorative finish and electronic components together. Gentle handling, a dry surface and careful storage address both without inventing a treatment the product was never designed to need.