Yes the bottle comes with a spray pump which I appreciate. In fact I may even keep it to put my MAC cleanser in. You just spray the cleanser onto a tissue and swirl your brush on it until it is clean. The first thing I notice it the smell of alcohol (not in a yummy way). The next thing I notice is that no matter how hard I try this doesn’t actually get rid of the colour on my brushes. All of my white bristled brushes end up looking grey and murky. It just doesn’t do that great a job of cleaning them.
So it’s poor value for money and doesn’t work for me. Fail.
*Bought by me*
I've used this before to try and clean of various types of product and I have the same problem , brushes aren't clean and they also smell weird , though it's probably because this is made specially for the minerals and when using it to clean them off it works a treat. Recently I found baby shampoo keeps white bristles gleaming and doesn't cause the brushes to shed either. xo
ReplyDeleteI tend to use baby shampoo (or those little hotel minis that I keep accumulating!) to deep clean my brushes once a week. I just use this to quickly wipe them off between uses. I think you may be right on it being formulated more for mineral makeup Ashlyn x
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