Brush Cleaning 101

Sep 16, 2013

Olivia B.

So I have a lot of ecotools brushes that I purchased about a month ago and they're pretty dirty... how do I clean them? thanks(:

Sep 16, 2013

Sachiko W.

Soak in soapy water, throughly clean them, then let them dry. :)

Sep 16, 2013

Gracy W.

Olive oil and dish soap^.^ its the best:0 makes my brushes look brand new.

Sep 16, 2013

Sharifa S.

I use dr. Bonners castle soap put a bit in the palm of my hand and swirl the wet brush around in it and then rinse with water until it runs clear. Then lay on clean towel to dry. You can use baby shampoo as well.

Sep 16, 2013

Jareka B.

Brush cleaner or baby shampoo

Sep 16, 2013

Amanda F.

This trick is amazing! Mix dish soap and olive oil together to make the perfect brush cleanser! Works like magic ♡

Sep 16, 2013

Saara H.

Agree with Lizz, johnson shampoo has kept my brushes looking new.

Sep 16, 2013

Nicole D.

There are lots of inexpensive methods but I personally love & highly recommend the cleanser from Encore. It looks like bar soap with a loofah underneath. It's done incredible things for my brushes!

Sep 16, 2013

Patricia P.

@lily great way at drying the brushes

Sep 16, 2013

Kitty K.

Whatever you do. Use conditioner after you wash them. I use their brushes and using conditioner keeps them soft like new!

Sep 16, 2013

Elsa L.

I use Johnson Johnson all natural baby body wash hehe I also even use it as my skin care routine sometimes and to wash my brushes.

Sep 16, 2013

Chelsey J.

Shampoo or dish soap, keep the brushes pointed downward against running water; if you choose to soak them in water, overtime the water will loosen the adhesive holding the hairs on the brush. Allow them to air dry like Lily C. pictured above. (:

Sep 16, 2013

Annie D.

I actually use this laundry soap that can be use on baby skin if necessary and it does wonders for my brushes. Keeps it soft and clean.

Sep 16, 2013

Jordan S.

Baby shampoo