ZOTE

ZOTE

frckls2021-04-21T20:40:12.000Z
3rd zote. Cleans the best so far.
threeleftsocks2021-04-21T18:43:22.000Z
2nd Zote. I find the Dr. Bronners leaves a film on my stuff
Redwings112021-04-21T18:42:59.000Z
Either Dr. Bronners Castile liquid soap or a bar of Zote soap
RikkiTikkiTavvi2021-04-11T23:05:44.000Z
Yes. Zote soap also works well, but I don't care for the scent.
threeleftsocks2021-03-31T16:25:45.000Z
I wash all brushes (Suqqu, Chikuhodo, MAC, RT) with Zote Soap bar. When I'm done blotting the++
brushes between a clean towel, I apply a thin layer of aloe on the brush heads. This seems to keep them soft and prevent them from splaying. I don't a
ziggymama2021-03-30T09:34:16.000Z
Zote, see how on my Notepad. The irritation could ++
Be mechanical from rubbing.
dottielsj2021-02-21T17:53:33.000Z
Ditto...Zote is at Walmart/Kmart and about $1.25, lasts forever and gets brushes+
so clean with very little effort. Another option is the Naptha bar laundry soap, which here is in the grocery stores in the laundry aisle. It too is
Heather11012021-02-21T14:25:18.000Z
1x a week w/ Zote (use sponges for foundation & use a fresh one daily)
Nessa7142021-02-21T05:38:02.000Z
Once a week with Zote.
ziggymama2021-02-21T02:57:14.000Z
First of all, with foundation/concealer brushes, it's good to have way more than you need, ++
that way you can use a fresh clean one each day. For blush, depends on how "dirty" it gets; I have a lot of brushes and tend to keep a brush for a par