I use Dawn and my hand. Works for my artist's brushes, works for my paint brushes, works for my makeup brushes, works for duckies covered in crude oil. If it can get latex house paint out, it can handle some eyeshadow.

@leiladash

5 жыл бұрын

citrus fluff but is that good for your brushes? Might be too harsh.

@reynagm699

5 жыл бұрын

Me too i use Dawn

@calliew311

5 жыл бұрын

@@leiladash I've seen videos where they mix Dawn and olive oil to strip the brushes of the gunk and oil, but condition them at the same time so your brushes don't lose their softness. I tried it this last time, but I felt like a few of my brushes had a tiny bit of oily film. It was a test, because I usually buy brush soap. Idk if I'll mix Dawn and oil again.

@CrankyGrandma

5 жыл бұрын

This would make a great Dawn ad. Make up brushes, latex paint, duckies covered in crude oil...works for anything! 🙂

@therandomnessofautumn7540

5 жыл бұрын

I got a brush soap in my beautylish lucky bag the year before last so I'm using that right now, but when I run out I will go back to dawn. It works just as well and is less expensive. And there doesn't seem to be any difference in softness between the 2.

I recently discovered a blush cleaning tip in a Facebook group I’m in - dip your brush in micellar water before cleaning and the leftover makeup comes off more quickly! I tried it with my most used foundation brush and it worked like a charm - my brush looks brand new. It’s amazing!

@jillmason3842

5 жыл бұрын

Katie D I had thought about this and that it should work but had never heard anyone else mention it. Now I’m going to give it a whirl! (swirl?)😋

@tracyfrederick5606

5 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@lynnes8047

5 жыл бұрын

What a great idea! I have one I got as a gift but it is way too scented for me. But as a brush pre-cleaner, I would be able to handle it. Love!

@LivingInChrysalis

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@11pinkmouse11

5 жыл бұрын

I love that tip!!!!! I can't wait to try it!!

I just use baby shampoo for brushes and Dove sensitive bar soap for my sponges. They work just as good as anything else in my opinion.

@mishmash3968

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah Kay I use dawn to break down make up in the brushes if baby shampoo doesn’t do the job. I’ve used the Dove, Dr Bronner’s even oil cleansers or coconut oil do a great job gently breaking down tough make up for brushes and sponges. I’ve never bought a brush cleaner unless it was Elf’s quick cleaner that’s $3 for spot cleaning day to day or something (and I’m not even sure that does much, lol.)

@adriannyc1

5 жыл бұрын

I love Parian Spirits because it uses orange oil which is a crazy disinfectant

@mishmash3968

5 жыл бұрын

Flor Jazmin Juicyjas uses a pink bar soap found in the laundry section of Walmart that she swears by for brush cleaning. I have no idea what the ingredients are, but I just think a lot of the brush cleaners are gimmicks or more for convenience for make up artists to spot clean (the ones that dry immediately.)

@RachelShennan

5 жыл бұрын

Yes baby shampoo! So cheap but better than the things specifically aimed at brush cleansing!

@makeupgirl8886

5 жыл бұрын

Soft soap works great to clean brushes, too. Thanks for the dove soap idea for sponges.

Noooo Jess you don't wet the brushes beforehand when you use the cinema secrets cleaner. You use WAY less product that way, and you really only need the smallest amount and it will clean them perfectly and they are available for use again almost immediately.

@KarinaOrantesFlies

4 жыл бұрын

Candice Crystal is right you dont put water on your brush at all, not before or after...

Hey jess! Thanks for doing this video! So I work at Sephora and use a lot of the same products that you use. The “brush cleaner” is technically used for dry cleaning your brushes. So for me as a make up artist I spray the brush cleaner on a paper towel if I’m switching colors and want to use the same brush. It is labeled at “quick drying because it doesn’t make your brush wet. So you spray some brush cleaner into a paper towel (or any cloth towel) and swirl your brush and it is literally brand new. Anything labeled as a brush bath or shampoo is to be combined with water! So they are two different products actually. The reason the one that smells so strong is because of the chemicals that makes it a no water brush bath! Typically an actually water brush bath will smell lovely! I am constantly using a lot of brushes, but one way I can extend the time of my brush washes is to use the dry wash after I use my brushes so that the powders and products do not pile on the brush and I don’t have to wash as often! Much love xoxoxox

@karenjohnson4814

5 жыл бұрын

Amelia Davis so how often do you wash your brushes with soap in between using the cinema secrets?

@ameliadavis1079

5 жыл бұрын

Just us Johnsons I try and wash my brushes every other week. But that because I work at Sephora and wear a lot of make up. I think every 3 weeks to a month is good to do the deep wash for most people

@karenjohnson4814

5 жыл бұрын

Amelia Davis oh wow. I’ve been doing it once a week because I wasn’t spot cleaning but I recently bought one 😐 lol okay thanks!

@kendrastevenson5423

5 жыл бұрын

It also depends on how many brushes you have. You can go longer between washes if you're using them less.

Top tips 1) If you roll up the edge of your towel to create a bump, the handles tip up gently and the water will drain out. 2) Try a Castille Soap - I love the solid Dr Bronners.

@katiehoward4843

5 жыл бұрын

Jane Raine YES! I adore the unscented Dr Bronners, both the liquid and the solid. Works better than anything I’ve ever tried, and doesn’t aggravate my crazy-sensitive skin.

@christinamauro494

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I found Dr Bronners when I googled a dupe for the BlenderCleanser because I really liked how it worked (bs baby shampoo) but I wasn’t willing to spend the money on it. I used the liquid for a while, but I find the bar works the best for both sponges and brushes! And it’s cheap!

@bluesmurf721

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I love the Dr Bronners bar. I use a plastic soap dish I bought at the dollar store in place of a glove too.

@tiffanilacasse8042

5 жыл бұрын

Jane Raine where do u buy the dr Bonner’s bar

@christinamauro494

5 жыл бұрын

@@tiffanilacasse8042 I got mine at Trader Joe's, but I think you can get them at Target, Walmart, and any number of other health stores.

I thought you suppose to use Cinema secrets for a quick cleaning of the brushes when they dry. The same idea as Elf cleanser. You dip/spray dry brush and wipe it on a paper towel or cloth. I use Kleenex though. It’s definitely not designed for a deep cleaning. I use it every day on my brushes after each makeup application and once in a while deep clean them wet with the brush shampoo

@darkz78navarro99

5 жыл бұрын

That’s correct... u can use a paper towel and swirl the brush and done ... the wetting part is for when ur deep cleansing ... but maybe this works for her 🤷🏽‍♀️

@NicoleNeenan

5 жыл бұрын

Kateryna Poe yupp the high alcohol content of the cinema secrets formula cleans and sanitizes the brushes and also allows the brush to dry within a minute or so, it’s the best for working on set!

@OpportunisticOmnivore

5 жыл бұрын

I have used Cinema Secrets dry for a few months but had never noticed that it leaves a blue residue on brushes. I was cleaning some new brushes to use for the first time, they were synthetic with PURE WHITE bristles and they definitely had a lot of blue staining on the bristles after. I took a hard look at some of my other brushes with lighter bristles that I have washed many times with the CS cleanser and saw that they do have some blue staining up near the ferrules especially (I guess it wicked all the way up there and won’t come out?). I saw Jessica using the wet clean method with CS and am going to definitely try that today on some of the ones with the staining! Maybe it helps the solution come out of some brushes that are denser or just wicked up too much product towards the ferrule over time? Not sure but I figure it’s worth a shot to get some of them with the gross looking staining and residue clean!

@NicoleNeenan

5 жыл бұрын

CN Beauty Addiction that’s happened to a couple of my brushes using the CS cleaner for sure! A few remained stained after a deep water & soap cleaning but most have lost the blue tinge. I’ve been putting the CS cleaner in a travel-sized spray bottle and spritzing my brushes rather than dipping them in a bowl and that’s helped me to not oversaturate the bristles with the solution.

@mks176

5 жыл бұрын

Nicole Neenan what a great idea, I've used the CS cleaner 3 or 4 times and I've used SO MUCH OF IT because my brushes soak it right up. Will definitely try a spray bottle next time thanks!!

Empty the tray, turn it over and lay it on the counter. Drape another hand towel/wash cloth on top and BOOM! Now you have four more counter ledges to lay brushes over.

If you get the ZOTE BAR soap, the PINK ONE, from Walmart in the laundry section it’s huge and last longer. It’s on $1 and it takes all stains off my beauty blender

@melindazikursh8825

5 жыл бұрын

I love that bar! Cleans everything quickly and completely

@samanthabamantha5816

5 жыл бұрын

I use that too sometimes, but I follow up with a dove bar soap, because the zote soap tends to be "drying" and changes the texture on my sponge and effects performance if I don't. But, yes, zote works fast to remove strains.

@erine7453

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I love the zote soap!

@sharonshade4437

5 жыл бұрын

Sayan Vil I will have to try it. Thanks for the heads up.

@sayanvil1291

5 жыл бұрын

Samantha Bamantha did you get the pink one?? Because I know the white one is drying but the pink one works perfect for me!

I used to use Dr. Bronners to wash my brushes, but it was definitely drying them out in a weird way. Now I use Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day dish soap because it breaks down the oils and build up without being overly drying. My brushes come out soft and fluffy and the denser ones still have the right texture for their uses.

@rachel81737

5 жыл бұрын

Angela Dianne Miller I use Dr. Bronner‘s too, but I dilute it with water in a separate bottle. Maybe that would help?

@AngelaDianneMiller83

5 жыл бұрын

I had tried that. I just am not a fan of it across the board. I’ve tried it for so many things and it’s just not something that works for me.

@rebeccaude4412

5 жыл бұрын

Angela Dianne Miller -I love Mrs. Meyers & can find her products pretty regularly at T.J.MAXX for at least 50% off!!

@megansmith9137

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip, I'll try it!

@MDNELLEY

5 жыл бұрын

Wow! I have been using Dr Bronners forever (just on my beauty blenders and RT sponges), and it never occurred to me that it might be drying them out. I always did wonder why other people’s sponges lasted longer than mine. Mine start to tear after about 5 washes, and I wash them every 3 days or so. One of my friends says her beauty blender lasts her 3 months! Thanks for mentioning it! I’ll try something different and see if it helps :)

You are on fire with regular uploads! Hope Disney was fun!!!

Angie from Hot and Flashy used “zote” bar soap from Walmart in the laundry section. It’s amazing how it cleaned, especially the foundation brushes. Thanks. Just want to say how I enjoy seeing Gigi. She’s precious.

Thank you for being an inspiration to me! I started a beauty instagram and got my makeup artist certification because of how you’ve inspired me! Never change you’re awesome :)

Perfect timing! I was just thinking this morning about how my brushes and especially sponges needed a good clean. Thanks Jess!

IKEA hack silicone oven mitt for cleaning brushes

I have to say this is the best tutorial on brush cleaning I have seen! You are definitely made to teach!

Dawn dish washing mixed with some baking soda works great!! rinse well. It cuts the greasy feel and rinses clear. Very affordable.

these videos are always so helpful!

I use Zote soap bar. It's cheap and you can find it at Walmart. I use a little egg shaped scrubber and sometimes scrubbing mat that you put in your sink. Then sometimes I'll put them in my hanging dry rack if I feel like pulling it out or just lay them flat on a towel ☺️ Seems to work well for me. As for my beauty blender, I run it under warm water and run it across my bar of soap and keep pressing and squeezing 👍🏻🤗 I would like to try that blender balm stuff 👍🏻

This was almost as satisfying as watching you speed clean! I don't know why it is therapeutic to watch someone clean brushes but it is!

It was so therapeutic watching you clean your brushes, but also reminded me that I have a TON of brushes that need cleaning

You uploaded just when I need to clean my brushes 😁

This video is PERFECT for the holiday weekend and having today off. I’m cleaning my brushes today for sure!

I loved this video!! I found it super relaxing to watch you cleaning your brushes!!! ❤️❤️❤️

You’re my favorite KZreadr, and I get so excited when you upload 😍

Holy cow watching you clean those sponges was ridiculously satisfying!!!

First video of yours and I really like your personality! It's just so authentic

I love the EcoTools brush shampoo for my brushes, Beauty Blender solid cleanser for my sponges, & Elf cleaning glove for cleaning the brushes on. This is the best combo I've found for myself so far!

I use the Dr. Bronner's unscented Castile soap. I love it.

collect your hotel bar soaps when you travel and use those to clean your brushes and sponges!! jess mentions dove bar soap and these have worked better for me than that.

@jenniferlynn6104

5 жыл бұрын

Faith Wangermann YES!! This is exactly what I do and I cannot believe the results!! My favorite are the ones with little bumps on them- built in scrubbing mat😂 My husband recently returned from a trip and brought me a few soaps from his hotel room and I think I was more excited about those than any other souvenir lol

@emsfanclub

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I just tried this tonight and my sponges are like new!!!!!

Lol is it weird that i found it soo satisfying to watch Jess wash brushes and blenders?🤷🏻‍♀️ 😬. Now getting mine ready for a good cleaning 😆

So helpful! Thank you for making this video. I use the ELF solid cleanser for everything. It works perfectly for foundation brushes and it cleans really fast.

This video was so satisfying!

I really liked this video and to see all the different brushes you use.

This is literally the video I needed!!!! Thank you Jess!!

I buy a big bag of baby wipes and clean my brushes everyday after every use. and then at the end of the week I clean everything with Dawn dish liq. Great video Jess!! love the sponge clean goes to show proof in the pudding giggling.

Hey Jess! I definitely need to wash my brushes hope this video gives me the motivation! Love ur videos ❤️

❤️ Thanks for this video. Really enjoyed watching it and learning some tips.

Hi Jessica, its great to see how everyone cleans their brushes, allows you to pick up new tips you might not know :-) I've been cleaning my brushes with African black soap ( tip from Stephanie Nicole ) it works great and a bar lasts a long long time. When they are completely rinsed I dip the bristles in aloe Vera gel and let them dry ( tip from tarababyz) once dry you just crack (swirl the bristles on your hand a few times) the dried gel and your brushes are nicely conditioned so especially natural hair brushes don't get dried out :-) these are the two best tips I had found on you tube, and I truly trust Tara and stephanie. :-)

@MsSquirrelful

5 жыл бұрын

Me too! I tell everyone about it because I was impressed by how well it works. 😁

Jessie’s little light sink is so cool!

You are the only one that wait that long. I have over 500 brushes, so I do wait. Don't judge!! Thanks for the tips Jessica!

Thank you for this. I've been needing to clean my brushes for so long but I keep putting it off but this video has actually put me in the mood :)

Hello Jessica ! I use Cinema secret for spot cleaning every day ( I put it in a spray bottle and I spray it on a tissue. I rub my brushes on the tissue ) For deep cleaning, I use beauty blender soap bar or liquid. Love your videos so much ! 💖

I went from using the coconut Japonesque solid brush cleanser to Johnson and Johnson head to toe baby wash and my brushes/sponges feel better than ever!! I am amazed how a simple CHEAP baby wash can literally disintegrate every single speck of makeup off my brushes while conditioning them as well. As a result of the deep cleaning, I have had VERY few breakouts over the past few months. Totally a win in my book!!

I find brush cleaning therapeutic! I clean mine every weekend and I use Ivory or Palmolive dishwashing soap. I used to use facial soap but i found that dishwashing soap take out most of tye makeup. Love your videos!

Ok fine, Jess. Hint taken. Gonna clean my brushes.

1: you can also get all kinds of those silicone mats from places like TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, etc. 2: I always lay mine out on a towel as well, but I roll it a few times on the long end so that the brushes are pointed downward at least a little vs. totally flat. Maybe it doesn’t matter but it makes me feel a little better lol. 3: when I stay at hotels and they put out extra bars of soap I don’t use, I’ll keep them for brush cleaning! Very helpful video! Thank you, Jess! ❤️

This was super helpful! I've never used the Cinema Secrets on big brushes or with water. Going to try it tonight. Also, I have a mat that's like your glove and I spray it with bleach cleaner and then use a stiff brush (nail brush) to clean it. It then looks like new. 💕

I use zote soap. It's amazing! It cleans so well! Also for drying my brushes, I take them and brush them in one direction on the texture really fast on my silicone mat and it helps get a lot of the water out of it so my brushes dry super fast

Jess, I’m currently in a makeup academy, so I wash brushes almost every day and honestly the dr.bronners bar soap is amazing! you really just need a little bit of it but it works really well and it lasts better and longer than liquid soaps!😄🤗

Hotel bar soap works really well for cleaning sponges as well. Give it a try sometime, you might be surprised.

@calliew311

5 жыл бұрын

That's what I do. My husband traveled a lot, and I went with him. I "only" saved like 30 of them but they work well and when you are done you can throw it away then open a new one next time and not worry about having a huge bar of soap. My beauty blenders came out cleaner than any brush soap, or Dawn, or baby shampoo.

@saracafofo

5 жыл бұрын

i just use a cheap dollar glicerin soap and works amazing for my sponges especially

@rebek18

5 жыл бұрын

👍🏼

@momakesvids5704

5 жыл бұрын

ive done this! its great

A great, practical video - thanks Jessica!

Thank you! This was just the inspiration I needed to get up and clean my Brushes :D

I'm glad I'm not the only one that washes my brushes this way!

Very satisfying video for the same reason I like cleaning videos. Restoring a corner of the universe back into order out of the chaos! Good tips too btw.

Such a satisfying video! Hope you guys have an awesome vacation!

Your sink is so cool! That light is awesome lol

So many clean brushes go Jess!

Okay okay! I’ll clean my brushes today! 😂 I was way overdue and this was so satisfying to watch. Thanks for the motivation! I use suave daily clarifying shampoo. It works so good! Great on your hair once a week too and it’s like $2 for a huge bottle.

great video. ive always used dawn, definetly want to try the solid cleanser

The Elf spray is really good for quick cleaning!

I use Dawn, the original blue kind. Really good for breaking down the oils in them. I’m with you, I only clean mine about every two months or so, too.

I only have synthetic brushes and but about a year ago- I started washing them after every use and they are still in gorgeous shape. I just used warm water and hand soap and they are still beautiful and I think my makeup application- especially my eyes- looks better. My Beauty blender I put in a cup with a little hand soap and warm water and let sit overnight and they next day they are perfect.

YES!! Finally, someone, I can relate to.

Love this! Also that poor plant behind you 😂

Hey im early! Very informative. Thank you Jessica! Love your videos

What a FANTASTIC video. Just want I needed... Seriously lol. Thanks Jessica ❤

I love the ELF solid cleansing bar--works great on brushes and beauty blenders and is cheap!

I have used Shea moisture baby wash and it’s worked well. I switch between that, Dr Bronners, and Real Techniques liquid brush cleanser. Love your shirt. We live in South Bend and love going to the Stray Dog!!❤️🐶

Ivory soap is amazing. I learned it as a trick in oil painting class where the brushes were all very delicate. I tried it on my makeup brushes and have never looked back. It deep cleans them and leaves them soft and fluffy.

I love the beauty blender cleanser pro works for everything

I use Dawn dishwashing liquid and it works like a charm. It breaks down oils much faster than any other product I’ve used. It also rinses quickly and is very gentle on the brushes and sponges.

I’ve been using the mrs meyers hand soap lately and it works great! It has olive oil in it which really helps get the gunk out!

@jambeauty89 loved the video, my daughter just came to visit from FL & was getting ready & had the DIRTIEST BEAUTY BLENDERS & BRUSHES I'VE EVER SEEN, she went to a wedding i couldn't help myself & cleaned them for her & sent her a picture & her response was " how did you do that???" Lol gotta love it SOAP 😂😂😂😂😂😄

i use Dawn dish soap and it works well. Thanks!

I use the Sephora solid soap and the spray for touch up and love it.

🤣I had all of my foundation brushes living together in a cosmetic bag. This video motivated me to clean them. I just received the Blendercleanser Solid Pro I bought in the Sephora VIB sale. This works great and was so easy! It was sooo satisfying cleaning all of my brushes. I think I will give Dove soap a try.

I use baby shampoo for my brushes and dial bar soap for my sponges. Thanks for sharing. I am going to pick up some of that cleaner because I been meaning to get one that will have my brushes dry quickly. I put baby shampoo and some water in a cup and some brushes in there have it sit for like a min and then most of the makeup is off the brush. Then I go ahead and scrub the rest out. Thanks for trying the different methods for us.

Great information, JessI love the Beauty Blender solid, but it's so expensive! Some KZreadr recommended Castille soap, which is much cheaper and works just as well! I do have the Cinema Secrets, but I use it more to clean in between my heavy-duty cleaning.

Baby shampoo is the only thing I use and have done for years. Does amazing on both brushes and also sponges.

Thanks so much for this video!!💜

I use the Dr Bonners liquid soap with the lavender scent and it really cleans the sponges and brushes, it's a natural soap and very affordable 💓 💓

OMG this video was SO dang satisfying!!!

I love my benjabelle brush tree and the brush soap they make

I find that botanical bar soaps with plant extracts usually work really well. They’re so easy to use and gets the job done so fast!

Japonesque brush cleaner is my go to quick cleaner, and comes in citrus scent and one other scent. I purchased the large bottle from Ulta, and use a small spray bottle for spraying directly onto brushes, then swirl around on paper towels until all pigment is removed(may need to repeat if it is stubborn pigment). Deep cleaning with baby shampoo/wash works nice, but the Shae Moisture Peace Rose bar soap is a great cleansing soap and rinses easily.

@lipstickandlibraries

5 жыл бұрын

I wish they would bring back the large japonesque cleaner at ulta! I ran out and bought the clinique one but its esspensive!

Years ago I saw at show/video of how Martha Stewart cleans make up brushes. She used a folded towel with the folded over so you can set the brushes so the water doesn't head to the ferrel (sp?). I also use a repurposed dog bath mitt cleanser. Ole hippie alert - I use home made Castile soap to wash. Great video Jessica!

🤣 I FINALLY cleaned my brushes last night, after I kept putting it off for the last month!! And it took twice as long to clean. I use Dr. Bronners lavender Castile soap to clean my brushes and then I hang them in groups on my towel bar with hair ties so they are hanging vertical to dry. I just bought the BB soap to clean sponges with. I like that for the sponges. My brushes were just too dirty and I didn't want to chew threw that bar so quickly. So I'm going to keep that for my sponges. 😁 Great video!!!

I use the $1 pink ZOTE bar that you can find in the laundry section. It’s generally used for homemade detergents, which are recommended for use for cloth diapers because it’s gentle. It gets my brushes & sponges super clean!

I used that shower gel over the weekend from the last fabfitfun box. People were saying the ingredients were too harsh to be used as shower gel so I’ve avoided using it as a shower gel. It worked wonderfully.

Doing more than one shadow brush at one time is a brilliant tip!!

Thanks for doing a video on this! I love the BB solid. I use it on my brushes, too. I picked up a bunch during 21 Days of Beauty, so it wasn’t so expensive. I also had the soap donut going on lol. I put one of my free sample solids in the middle and it was like new!

Thanks for this video! When you use dove soap- do you put it in a container? Also- what eyelash curler do you use???

I put an old spray top from a Sephora brush cleaner in my cinema secrets bottle and spray it on for a quick spot clean and wipe it on tissue or a microfiber cloth. I just splurged on the BB pro solid cleaner and it is amazing at deep cleaning brushes and sponges and leaves them very soft.

I've found thru the many years of the dreadful makeup brush cleaning, that Ivory soap or body wash and just using the palm of my hand and fingers does the best job. Then I roll a hand towel up a little and lay my brushes on rolled end so they are elevated a little. It's fast easy and they get super clean. I've bought all kinds of kits. And tried just about everything.. This works the best for me.

I use baby shampoo also and find it does a good job. I've also in a pinch used the cerave hydrating cream cleanser that you like and it worked too. I definitely wanna get one of those matts or gloves though because with just my hands it takes FOREVER and depending on how dirty the brush is makes it almost impossible to get out.

I use Gain laundry detergent!! It is so awesome at cleaning brushes and sponges. Literally, the best I have ever found to use! It is also always on hand because I use that detergent to wash my clothes. The best thing is that it smells amazing!!

i used to clean them with baby shampoo or dish soap but for the last year ive been using a cheap glicerin soap and it cleans so much better and faster and it works amazing for sponges

Hey Jess have you ever tried an oil cleanser on your sponges? You cleanse them just like you would do on your face - apply oil cleanser to a DRY sponge (I will either squirt it on to the sponge or will put some in my palm and rub it on), massage around the sponge squeezing to get it inside the sponge. Then you can add a little warm water (just like when doing an oil cleanser on your face) and massage/squeeze more to start emulsifying everything, then more warm water, more massage, more warm water, rinse massage rinse... this sounds like a lot of steps but it actually takes about 30 seconds total. It is a GREAT way to use up an oil cleanser you don’t like on your face (and I know you must get some of those in PR!!). Any oil cleanser works - so long as it emulsifies with water, turns milky, and rinses clean (aka you can’t use something like Eve Lom that requires a cloth to remove because obviously you can’t use a cloth to remove it from the center of the sponge!). I find oil cleanser is so much faster and rinses so much cleaner than the beauty blender cleanser or even the Daiso Puff and Sponge cleanser or face wash or the blender cleanser solid. Give it a try! Note I haven’t used a cleansing BALM on my sponges before, mainly because I don’t have one to try, but do think the liquid oil would permeate down into the stiffer, less porous, DRY sponge than a thicker solid cleansing balm.

@BlingyBea

5 жыл бұрын

CN Beauty Addiction yes it does work and cleans that sponge.

@jessicaglass2200

5 жыл бұрын

I started trying this recently and it really works. I use my cleansing oil from The Face Shop on my dry sponges that still show foundation or concealer spots that just won’t get out with soap. It’s so much quicker than my Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap and it gets rid of everything. I feel like I’m not using as much product either. I’ll still use Dr. Bronner’s on my brushes - usually liquid on larger ones and solid on my smaller eyeshadow brushes.

Sephora's Detox: Deep-cleaning brush shampoo is one of the best I have recently tried. Works wonderfully on sponges too,