How to clean brushes used for lipstick/balm/gloss?:-)

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Diana J.

Jan 7, 2014

Diana J.

Merci :-)

Lorna G.

Jan 7, 2014

Lorna G.

Hello Dianna,
To wash lip brushes I generally use an a regular shampoo and conditioner, going back and forth without deforming the bristles. I then rinse, shape them and let them air dry. Once this process is all done, I just dab the brushes through some rubbing alcohol, to ensure they are 100 disinfected. There are hundreds of youtube tutorials if you need to visually see this process. I hope this has helped you a little bit Diana!

Preeti P.

Jan 7, 2014

Preeti P.

I just use the makeup remover wipes that I clean my face with, to clean the brushes daily, and once a week I use baby shampoo to deep clean the brushes.

Diana J.

Jan 7, 2014

Diana J.

Ok, ladies, thanks! I usually clean brushes with shampoo/ antibacterial cleanser but I thought that this can not enough since these products are fat:-)

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