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ziggymama2024-05-05T03:46:07.000Z
You can find high quality brushes at all price points. How you care for them is key as to ++
how long they last. After many years of experimenting... Washing makeup brushes Need: Zote (preferably white) laundry soap, under a dollar at W
dottielsj2024-03-15T16:30:54.000Z
HUGE 3rd. You can also get this on shopmissa.com site where all sponges are $1 or ++
$1.88 for the charity edition where a portion of the profits go to a noteworthy social cause, like homeless shelters, animal welfare, teen mental heal
ziggymama2024-01-23T12:44:35.000Z
Here's what I do ++
Washing makeup brushes Need: Zote (preferably white) laundry soap, under a dollar at Walmart laundry aisle Silicone scrubbie (face ones work just
KatieRoxx2024-01-22T18:27:56.000Z
I use a solid cleansing balm, warm water & a small rubber mat with texture. Also have used Zote &++
EcoTools Makeup Brush Shampoo in the past with warm water & the mat. I haven't tried an electric cleaner and I have been meaning to pick up one of
dottielsj2024-01-22T18:22:16.000Z
Zote soap. Can usually find at Kmart or on Amazon at least. Cheap and works like++
Nothing else. I do use a texturized rubber mat and it does take time to wash by hand but that’s why i have a sh*t ton of brushes, so I don’t have to
ziggymama2024-01-05T03:46:34.000Z
I've been washing makeup brushes for over 50 years, and Zote works better than ++
anything else I've tried; plus, it's CHEAP! I prefer the white, seems to be less scented. One thing about Zote is, it's so easy to rinse completely! M
jeri48012024-01-05T01:18:38.000Z
Skip the Zote soap and go for the De Beonners instead.