You’ll want to take care of such a beautiful high quality set of brushes. When old make up builds on your brushes, it’s not only really bad for your skin but your make up can turn out patchy and caked looking too. I recommend my brush soap once a week. It’s the best. It won’t dry the brush hairs out like brush sprays do and it’ll make your brushes look like new.
Caring for your brushes is really important for a few reasons.
1. So your brushes last a long time
2. Bacteria builds on your brush when you use it and will transfer onto your skin
This natural soap is for washing sponges and brushes only. Not suitable for personal or cosmetic use.
1. Rinse the tips of your brushes (brush head only) under lukewarm running water
2. Swirl your brush in the soap and use the scrubbing pad on the lid to form a lather.
3. Rinse your brush in warm water until the water runs clear and all soap residue is gone.
4. Gently squeeze out any excess water. Use a cloth to shine up your handles
5. Reshape your brush and lay out flat on a towel to dry.
Ingredients: Cocos Nucifera Oil, Aqua, Sodium Hydroxide, Potassium Hydroxide, Citric Acid, Tetrasodium, glutamate diacetate. This soap is for cosmetics brushes and sponges only.
How often should I wash my brushes?
A good rule of thumb is, if you see product more than a quarter way down your bruhs- it's time to wash!
Generally, face brushes such as a foundation brush will need washed once/twice per week if you use everyday.
Eye brushes are quick to wash and dry
Make sure you don't let water run into the ferrule of the brush.
