How To Clean Makeup Brushes.?

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Lourdes F.

Jul 2, 2013

Lourdes F.

How do I clean my makeup brushes.

Lauren D.

Jul 2, 2013

Lauren D.

You can purchase a brush shampoo or on youtube there are diy's to teach you

Sarah Q.

Jul 2, 2013

Sarah Q.

Makeup wipe! wipe it but make sure you do in the middle of the hairs on the brush.. it takes a while but WORKS!

Amber R.

Jul 2, 2013

Amber R.

Here's what I do 😊
-rinse brushes in warm water over the sink
-put a decent amount of johnsons baby shampoo or any other plain shampoo and swirl the brush in your hand
-dab brush on side of sink so you can see the colour coming out of them and rinse
-repeat until water runs clear
-roll up brushes into a towel and leave to dry

Rose M.

Jul 2, 2013

Rose M.

I use shampoo. I tried dish soap and olive oil and it seriously messed up my brushes for a while, so don't do that.

Deniella K.

Jul 3, 2013

Deniella K.

Mufe senseyes will de-stain ANY brush! But the baby shampoo works great as well.

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