Beauty

[SurferWife]

Great idea @Shanus!  I do the same thing but didn’t think about cutting them into smaller squares.  I recently started using Costco brand & love them because they are so BIG for getting all my make-up off.  I’ll have to cut up a package just for brush wiping. What kind of container do you keep them in?  I assume they stay moist?  Please let us know.

[Shanus]

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@SurferWife wrote:

Great idea @Shanus!  I do the same thing but didn’t think about cutting them into smaller squares.  I recently started using Costco brand & love them because they are so BIG for getting all my make-up off.  I’ll have to cut up a package just for brush wiping. What kind of container do you keep them in?  I assume they stay moist?  Please let us know.

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@SurferWife   Glad you like the idea. I use a Rubbermaid type container...about 1 1/2” deep and 4” sq. so it fits in my makeup drawer. Any size plastic container w/ a tight fitting lid will work. ***If you think the wipes are beginning to dry out, add several drops of water to the top layer. It trickles through and dampens all the rest. 

[SilleeMee]

If cotton balls or paper towels are not your thing, there are dry-disposable wipes sold in packages on amazon. They are about the size of a kleenex tissue but are more durable, like a regular wipe but dry instead of wet. I have cut these into smaller pieces, stacked them inside a Tupperware kind of airtight container and doused them with toners and exfoliants. I can do the same by adding micellar water to them for brush cleaning, too.

[RainyDayGal]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Thanks! @Shanus  That's a great idea. Right now I'm using a bottle of micellar water to 'quick-clean' my brushes. Just put some on a paper towel and swipe. The micellar water I bought was something I don't like as a facial cleanser so I thought I'd use it up somewhere else.

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Right there with you.  I use mine to remove eye makup now.

[Abrowneyegirl]

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@lkat wrote:

I'll be keeping my eye on this thread in case anyone has found a good way to clean foundation brushes after each use 

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I use this, I can not believe it works!  No water