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02-09-2016 10:59 PM
02-09-2016 11:12 PM
If you're going to clean it each day after you use it I would get one of those spray type brush cleaner that you can spray either directly onto the brush or on a paper towel and then wipe the bristle clean. This method will be dry by the next day but isn't the deep clean you should do about once a month. Many cosmetic companies have these spray type of brush cleaners. I use one from Clinique. HTH
02-09-2016 11:51 PM
@su z q...while traveling during the Christmas holidays I received some of the best advice I've ever received for cleaning make up brushes . I had gone to a local Ulta to buy the new IT brush cleaner and they were out. The young lady working there said I really don't need it all I need to do is buy some rubbing alcohol and buy a small travel size spray bottle and fill it up and lightly spray your brush and get a Kleenex and gently wipe it off until it all comes out clean. WOW! It works like a champ! Quite inexpensive, too!!
02-09-2016 11:58 PM
02-10-2016 12:11 AM
I take a medicine cup and put a squeeze of baby shampoo in it with some water and put the foundation brush in and keep repeating with shampoo and water until the brush water is pretty clear. After that, I pat the brush with a towel and then I lay the brush on its side so any remaining water doesn't run into the center of the bristles where they attach to the handle. I clean my foundation brush once a week.
02-10-2016 12:25 AM
I use unscented baby wipes to quickly clean my brushes afrer each use. And when I do wash my foundation brush......I put some baby shampoo on it.....and then rub it around on a wet sponge. That's the only thing I've found that takes off liquid foundation. I think I saw it demonstrated on youtube. I was amazed how well it worked!
02-10-2016 10:12 AM
Rubbing Alcohol dries out things. Tried the IT brush cleaner but went back to blue Dawn dish soap in a paper cup to clean my IT concealer brush until water is clear. Works perfectly with no damage to the bristles. Safe for cleaning the waterfowl after the Exxon oil spill in Alaska, safe for makeup brushes.
02-10-2016 11:28 AM
I use Paula's Choice Hair & Body Shampoo to wash my brushes. It is gentle and doesn't damage the brushes. I would think that Dawn Dishwashing Liquid would be damaging or any other dish detergent. I think a baby shampoo would be much better.
02-10-2016 01:09 PM
02-14-2016 07:54 AM
@JustJazzmom wrote:I take a medicine cup and put a squeeze of baby shampoo in it with some water and put the foundation brush in and keep repeating with shampoo and water until the brush water is pretty clear. After that, I pat the brush with a towel and then I lay the brush on its side so any remaining water doesn't run into the center of the bristles where they attach to the handle. I clean my foundation brush once a week.
I also clean mine with plain shampoo. Once a week too, and until I clean it, I keep my brush in a plastic bag after use.
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