Favorite way to clean makeup brushes?
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Jan 17, 2016
Freddi L.
So I use my beauty blender solid to clean my brushes but I want to try something new! So how do you guys wash yours?
Jan 17, 2016
Josie L.
Mix water and alcohol it works great!!
Jan 17, 2016
Hannah K.
Baby shampoo!
Jan 17, 2016
Emma R.
I swear by apple cider vinegar! I get a short glass, mix equal amount of the vinegar and water (however much will cover the head of the brush fully) add a could squirts of dishwashing liquid, mix, put the brushes in there to soak for five minutes, then swirl each individual brush around in there to get the nasty makeup off (the water will turn an awful colour but it's so satisfying to see!). I repeat this again with a clean mixture, then rise the brushes with water and leave them to dry! It's fantastic, and antibacterial too I think!
Jan 17, 2016
Bailee H.
Paul Mitchell's tea tree oil shampoo and then Super Skinny to hydrate and condition them. also cuts the drying time in half!
Jan 17, 2016
Jamie D.
Jacqueline H. on here turned me on to the London Brush Company solid shampoos (sold here on BL) and I've never looked back. It's amazing stuff; my brushes feel super soft afterward and it leaves no residue or anything like that.
Jan 17, 2016
Traci P.
Bailee- so you apply the p.m. super skinny serum to your brushes you use on your face?
I am super sensitive to silicone and would be scared his would cause a major breakout for me. Any other suggestions for brush conditioning products sans silicone?
Jan 17, 2016
Emma S.
My favorite is using the solid cleanser for the Beauty Blender on my brushes and obviously my Beauty Blender haha!
Jan 18, 2016
Anna N.
I like to use the dove beauty bar soaps. It leaves my brushes clean and smelling fresh :)
Jan 18, 2016
Carolyn H.
1 part olive oil, 1 part shampoo/hand soap
Cinema secrets cleaner
Beauty blender solid
Also, you should never clean your brushes with alcohol. If your brushes are actual hair the alcohol will just dry them up and ruin them
Alcohol is more to kill germs before use not for a deep clean
Jan 18, 2016
Shreya K.
Olive oil and water works great too!
Jan 18, 2016
Allie J.
I use one part olive oil and one part baby shampoo. I massage it onto my dampened brushes then rinse and repeat!
Jan 19, 2016
Rida S.
I use Ponds Deep Cleansing facial wash to wash them...The black charcoal one...it is the best thing ever!! for face and brushes both lol...removes waterproof makeup too...and so cheap.