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Rebecca G.

Jun 4, 2013

Rebecca G.

So, what is in brush cleaner? Like how bad is it to use a eye makeup remover to clean your brushes?

Rebecca G.

Jun 4, 2013

Rebecca G.

Oh it's good to know that I can just make some!

Dystny A.

Jun 4, 2013

Dystny A.

For a good deep clean that could be done once a month I use baby shampoo and water and a cloth , as for the best brush cleaner in the world that would be rubbing alcohol just a little go's along way and it takes all the bacteria out and it removes the colors. Hope this helps

Keigan D.

Jun 4, 2013

Keigan D.

I use body wash or shampoo haha.

Tiffany P.

Jun 4, 2013

Tiffany P.

Baby shampoo is the best! It leaves brushes soft and looking new :) and it's cheap! Lol. I just run mine under water and shampoo them lol.

Emma T.

Jun 4, 2013

Emma T.

This is mine. It's just isopropyl alcohol! The brand is model's prefer, a fairly popular Australian pharmacy brand.

Emma T.

Jun 4, 2013

Emma T.

Sorry dark pic.

Liz R.

Jun 4, 2013

Liz R.

I just use regular shampoo but I've heard baby shampoo is good!

Emily W.

Jun 4, 2013

Emily W.

I use "The Masters" Brush Cleaner and Preserver. It is made for paintbrushes but I find that it works just as well on my makeup brushes, especially ones that have absorbed a lot of heavy products (gel liner, grease paint). It is a little peach colored tub with a soap cake inside that you swirl your wet brushes on then rinse. Super easy. Costs four bucks at the art supply store.

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