What at home products can i use to clean make-up brushes?

Dove sensitive skin soap.What at home products can i use to clean make-up brushes?
i think almost everyone uses at home products to clean their brushes, lol.





just use your favorite shampoo to clean, rinse, and use a towel to straighten all the brushes, and squeeze excess water out, then lay to dry.





i use baby shampoo because it's more gentle, but any shampoo will work.What at home products can i use to clean make-up brushes?
I use make up remover and then i like drench them with conditioner and let them sit overnight then there are nice and soft:)
You can use Baby Shampoo just make sure you buy one without conditioners or fragrance. Try the original Johnson and Johnsons no more tears formula. I personally use and anti-bacterial hand soap. I try to use an all natural one. From trader Joe's or Whole Foods. It's good at getting all the nasty stuff out. especially if you use a liquid Make-Up. Place a small amount (the size of a dime) in the palm of your hand. Run your brush under the warm water and swirl it into the soap until it lathers then move on to the next brush. Once all your brushes are coated go back and massage the later into each brush rinse and wring out then lay flat on a paper towel over night to dry. Never leave them standing up to dry or submerge them in water. It loosens the glue that holds the bristles in place. Hope this helps. Most companies make a brush shampoo. If you were to buy one I like Bare Escentuals Well Cared for. It works the best and I have tried them all from M.A.C. to Chanel. Good luck girl and remember take care of your brushes and they will last for years. Here is a link. But try the hand soap. It works wonders.





Bare Escentuals Well Cared For Brush Shampoo.


http://store.bareescentuals.com/on/deman鈥?/a>
Soap and water. Thoroughly clean the brush before you go to bed with Luke warm water and soap. Let them sit out and dry.





*make sure that you squeeze access water out of brushes after rinsing!!
Dont use soap and water - it will make the bristles of your brush dry and spikey. Instead use make-up remover and then wash.
Just use shampoo. When I take a shower, I just bring my brushes in with me and shampoo them while I'm in there. Squeeze out excess water and lay on a paper towel and let them dry.