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Dec 16, 2010
Yasmin K.
Anyone tried it? I saw that there were two positive reviews over on Makeup Alley and saw that the (new) Hobby Lobby carries it. Cost is $7.99 but with a 40% off coupon it's $4.79 before tax. I think I'm going to try it. I know they have a smaller bottle for $2.39 ($1.43 if I use the 40% coupon on that) that I may try instead.
Anyone use it?
Dec 22, 2010
Yasmin K.
Well went to Hobby Lobby today and they didn't have the large bottle. All they had was the TINY 1 oz bottle. With the 40% discount and after tax it was only $1.55. Can't wait to try it since my brushes need a nice "bath".
Oct 17, 2011
Rachael Y.
Hey Yasmin... I know that I am sooo late on adding to this thread. I just wanted to give my input just in case anyone was interested. I love my Mona Lisa Pink Soap. I use it for deep cleaning and daily cleaning mixed with water. For the daily cleaning I have some of the soap mixed with water in a little spray bottle. I quickly rince my brushes with water then spray it on. I love this stuff. It smells fantastic, leaves my brushes super clean, and leaves my brushes soft. I bought the big bottle (b/c that was all they had at the time. It cost me around $6.00. Best $6.00 I have ever spent. When I do my deep cleaning I just squeeze some of the soap onto my water soaked brushes and rub/blend all the color out. I was so amazed the 1st time I used it. My brused had not been that white since I purchased the. How do you like the soap?
Oct 17, 2011
Yasmin K.
I'm so glad Rachael that you like it, so do I. In fact I love it so much that I recommend it now to people. Like you I found many of brushes clean after using it (like my white mineral brushes).
I did read on other forums how people found that it destroyed their brushes and I call BS on that, They were soaking the entire brush in water which loosened up the glue. Big no no to submerge the brushes in water.
Jul 5, 2013
Carrie N.
I'm joining n this conversation very late and this comment may come back and bite me n the butt. LOL. However, I find it very hard to believe that Mona Lisa Pink Soap would ruin someones brushes as it non toxic and doesn't contain alkalis, phosphates, solvents or alcohol. Most makeup brush cleaners contain alcohol and those that are using household soaps-like dish soap-many of those contain phosphates. I recently bought some and I'm hoping to replace my "stash" of brush cleaners with this.