Wet Brush

Wet Brush

DressageDiva2020-01-22T00:20:17.000Z
I use baby shampoo. I hand wash then I dry using one of those vertical racks...
like this one: https://www.amazon.com/BEAKEY-Organizer-Folding-Cosmetic-Updated/dp/B01FA9354I I used to lay them flat on a washrag. I also think doi
MaryEllen2020-01-21T21:50:12.000Z
Just use baby shampoo or liquid hand soap (I use Seventh Generation because it has +++
no oily ingredients and is unscented). If you use a brush with cream products, a drop of any dishwashing liquid (Dawn, Palmolive, etc--not stuff for t
10172020-01-21T10:33:45.000Z
Denman brush vs Wide tooth comb, curly peeps, which do you prefer++
and why? Is one better than the other or is the Denman brush better on certain hair/curl types? I ask because I have seen the Denman "method" gainin
colapop1002020-01-20T12:08:48.000Z
i dont know about mink mirage but nude dip is wet/dry formula which makes it versatile +
for example, i use the darkest brown shade with a dry brush as a transition shade, then use the same shade with a wet brush for the crease and outer V
poreblaster20002020-01-19T17:25:20.000Z
"Wet Brush for Thin Hair". I use on wet and dry hair. Link below:
https://www.amazon.com/Wet-Brush-Custom-Care-Thin/dp/B06X9D9WD1
kjb7782020-01-18T23:02:44.000Z
I like this one >
https://www.amazon.com/Wet-Brush-Speed-Hair-Pink/dp/B01BCU41UG
Itsacloudyday2020-01-18T17:38:52.000Z
If you want a brush, I would recommend a wet brush. the bristles are spaced out similar +
to a wide tooth comb- not exactly - but i think this is what you are asking for. there are many kinds of wet brushes out there. I have a few and so
Lizzy282020-01-18T16:17:29.000Z
While powder in itself is inert so it can't break down, other ingredients like oil can go rancid. ro
And of course usage & storage play an important role as well. Using powder e/s wet increases risk of contamination, and not using a clean brush/sponge
colapop1002020-01-10T15:07:18.000Z
i think that the color switch (and its twins) look rough on natural hair brushes +
i dont feel comfortable using it even on synthetics... it just looks too aggressive to me. so i squirt a bit of micellar water onto a thin microfiber
KittySkyfish2020-01-08T12:05:09.000Z
I get rings when my under eye area is too emollient and when it's a little puffy +
It seems that combination is a magnet for my eye makeup. For me, the fix is to keep wet product layers to a minimum under my eyes and set with a pow