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Jan 22, 2013
Dominika S.
How do you guys clean your makeup brushes without have the bristles come out ? I clean my brushes by anti bacterial dish soap & olive oil ( Michelle Phan did a video about it )and every time I do it ; the bristles come out ! It really does the job though and i wanna continue using this method . Please help :(
Jan 22, 2013
Rikki P.
With the shampoo I use on my head.
Jan 22, 2013
Tyler B.
Baby shampoo, cos it's sensitive :)
Jan 22, 2013
Sarah L.
Organic baby shampoo. Don't ever full submerge your brushes. Only the actual bristles. Rinse them really well. Mould the flat whilst still wet and lay them in a well ventilated place to dry. I place mine strategically over the edge of the dining table!
Jan 22, 2013
Sarah L.
Once dry. I spritz them with a home made blend of antibacterial spray and rose water. Mmmmmm lovely!
Jan 22, 2013
Andrea L.
I've tried a few different methods, and the one that works best is a bit random - Bath & Bodyworks antibacterial soap in the creamy formula. It's a moisturizing hand soap so perhaps that's why it keeps my brushes from getting all dried out!
Jan 23, 2013
Dominika S.
Thank you !