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Jan 9, 2015
Niamh M.
Has anyone any tips for cleaning brushes? I've ran out of brush cleaner!
Jan 9, 2015
Brittany C.
Baby shampoo and warm water.
Jan 9, 2015
Ashley D.
Baby shampoo works, don't use normal shampoo. Also face wash works.
Jan 9, 2015
Lauren S.
Soap and water
Jan 9, 2015
Nicola D.
I have just stared using the dr bronners Magic soap, you can get a huge 500ml bottle from target for around $10, it is a multi purpose soap but I head it was great for brush and it defiantly is
Jan 9, 2015
Savannah D.
If you can't go out and get any baby shampoo, mix whatever dish soap you have and a little bit of olive oil. Works wonders.
Jan 9, 2015
Alyssa B.
Antibacterial soap and water or conditioner and water.
Jan 9, 2015
Jenny A.
Any kind of gentle, deep cleaning shampoo will work fine. Since the difference between dishsoap and shampoo is often fragrance and coloring, you could use one of the milder dishsoaps. I've been washing all my natural hair brushes with that I use for powdered products less. I remove any stainy pigments with parian and then wipe clean on a tissue. I'm still washing the brushes I use with cream/emmolient/liquids at least weekly, if not more often. Still just using Aveda shampoo with no problems.
Jan 10, 2015
Gabby C.
91% alcohol
Jan 11, 2015
Grace L.
Dish Soap and olive oil works great!
Jan 12, 2015
kim N.
Baby shampoo or regular shampoo works as fine.