Choose a brush cleaner based on what your daily habits and beauty routines are and how often you're in a place where you can do a thorough cleaning that involves a sink and running water.Spoilers ahead.
But for those times you don't, a spray cleaner that air dries is a great bet. Ideally, you'll have plenty of time in front of a sink to do a thorough wash. You can even choose one that doesn't require any water. Byrdie writer and makeup artist Ashley Rebecca notes that "if you don't wash your brushes and take care of them, you will start to see over time that they become very stiff in texture, usually resulting in them just needing to be thrown out." Because it's so important to wash them regularly, you'll want to choose a gentle formula that will not damage your brush's bristles.Īs much as you don't want to overdo it with harsh chemicals that will make your brushes lose bristles quickly, a cleaner should contain some type of solvent to help break down any buildup of product. With proper care, your makeup brushes should last for years.
What to Look for in a Makeup Brush Cleaner Gentle, Non-Damaging Formula And when your tools require an extra deep clean, consider using the antimicrobial Cinema Secrets Makeup Brush Cleaner along with the Sigma Spa Express Brush Cleaning Mat, which features textured silicone nubs to effectively break down and remove all kinds of gunk and grime If you’re in a rush or just want to quickly freshen up brushes before use, try the quick-drying Anisa Quick Dry Brush Cleaner Spray. The MAC Cosmetics Brush Cleaner is one of our top picks, an effective formula that also leaves your brush bristles nice and soft. Yes, you do need to be cleaning your makeup brushes regularly.
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