Best method to clean Wayne Goss brushes?

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StacyAnn B.

Apr 5, 2015

StacyAnn B.

Hi everyone! I've been using Beauty Blender's solid cleanser on conjunction with a Benjabelle brush tree and brush guards to wash my WG brushes, but I'm wondering if there isn't another cleanser I can use? I'm noticing a little build up, and I think changing cleansers would help. I also have synthetic brushes, so something universal would be best. Thank you!

StacyAnn B.

Apr 5, 2015

StacyAnn B.

I'm looking at Cinema Secrets, does that have a similar effect as Parian Spirit, in the sense that it can melt/dissolve the glue if left to soak?

Monica K.

Apr 5, 2015

Monica K.

I use the Japonesque solid brush cleaner. Does a great job cleaning my WG brushes and synthetic ones.Hope this helps!

Jasmine C.

Sep 30, 2015

Jasmine C.

Beautylish has recently brought in a new brand called the London Brush Company which is great for synthetic and for natural hair brushes. The vegan formula is better for synthetic and the regular formula is better for natural hair brushes.

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