The one I use is from Dischem.Īnd there you have it, an affordable and efficient way to clean your brushes!ĭo you have any brush cleaning tips to share? Giveaway! You can find the plastic brushes at Clicks or Dischem. I find that the plastic bristles help to dislodge all the gunk, and because the bristles are longer, they can get further up the brush. I also sometimes use those plastic shower hair brushes (in the top picture), for denser brushes, such as some of my stippling brushes. I think this was less than R30 from MRP Home, and it works like a charm. After using a few squirts of the Rubybox brush cleaner on my dirty brush and rinsing it off, I put a few drops of baby shampoo on this pet brush, and then swirl my brush around in it. If any of you know of one, please do let me know. Unfortunately Rubybox doesn’t sell these anymore, but I will do some research on an alternative. This works well as a pre-cleanse to your big wash, as well as a quick fix between your proper washes. You just spray it on your brush, and wipe it with a tissue. Rubybox Fresh in a Flash Brush Cleaner is an amazing quick clean product. But this post is to shed some light on how cheaper alternatives can do the job just as well, maybe even better. There are so many expensive brush cleaning aids out there, such as the Sigma Brush Cleaner Glove and Mat, as well as all the Brush Shampoos. But, washing your brushes is important for your skin, and just for general hygiene. I hate washing my makeup brushes, I buy new brushes so that I have more time in between washes. Today I am sharing how I clean my makeup brushes effectively but affordably… How I wash my make-up brushes + Giveaway! Wednesday, Revlon PhotoReady Candid Makeup Collection.How I wash my make-up brushes + Giveaway! – Prettiful BlogPrettiful Blog
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