How do you clean your beauty blenders?

Apr 23, 2016

Zee T.

I just bought my first beauty blender but I want to know how I should clean it before I start using it.

Apr 23, 2016

Elica A.

Use soap and hot water. That's what I do, when I clean it.

Apr 23, 2016

Camryn L.

I normally just use the hand soap next to my sink to clean it with warm water

Apr 23, 2016

Morgan S.

I would use baby shampoo for soap.

Apr 23, 2016

Shelby M.

I use baby shampoo and warm water

Apr 23, 2016

Zee T.

Thanks. Also how often should I wash it?

Apr 23, 2016

Janelle R.

I use baby shampoo and wash it every 2-3 uses.

Apr 23, 2016

Emma R.

Nikkietutorials on YouTube just put up a video on cleaning beauty blenders, might be worth checking out?

Apr 24, 2016

Molly B.

I use my face wash, it gets rid of any stains and leaves the sponge as good as new!

Apr 25, 2016

I use either macs brush cleaner or when I'm not out of it the beautyblender solid cleaner and hot water as hot as I can stand, I dry them with paper towels and put them in front of a fan afterwards (:

Apr 25, 2016

Angela J.

I use Dr Bronners bar soap and it works great and costs next to nothing.

Apr 27, 2016

Taylor K.

Mix dish soap & olive oil in a small bowl and put it on your damp beauty blender and massage in!! It works wonders at getting the stains off. I wash it with baby shampoo after so it doesn't smell like olive oil lol.

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