Question of the Week: – What product(s) do you use to clean your makeup brushes?
Answer:- Whatever’s nearest! I usually blindly search the bathroom for something suitable. Bleach isn’t suitable, FYI. Mostly hand-wash, I’ve gotten away with it so far.
Prime Beauty – reviews the June GlossyBox and has one to giveaway too!
Phyrra – Phyrra feels a sin comin’ on. Oh wait! That’s just Sinful for Her by Tru Fragrance.
Vampy Varnish – Get your potty-mouth on with this new nail lacquer from Sheswai and it’s cruelty free!
we heart this – it may not be beauty, but we bet you feel beautiful (and clever) sporting this clutch purse that you made yourself. Oh, yes you did!
Beauty Junkies Unite – Amber shares 7 hot picks from the brand new Maybelline nail lacquer collection, Color Show!
Clumps of Mascara – already has a Clarisonic but she’s in looooove with these. How gorgeous and summery are these shades?
EauMG – Check one of Victoria’s favorite perfumes for the heat, L’Artisan Parfumeur Batucada.
Gouldylox Reviews – This BB Cream does a great job of staying in place all day, but has one other major drawback.
Lipglossiping – nags more of her readers to share their favourite red lipsticks in her regular Red Lipped Readers series.
Nouveau Cheap – A collection of jumbo eyeshadow pencils from the drugstore in rich, vibrant colors that don’t crease, smudge or smear even after eight hours? Oh yes, it’s true.
Pink Sith – managed to spend less than $20 on a full face of makeup? Check out the 79 cent blush/bronzer she picked up from Sally Girl Cosmetics.
Guest Post of the Week, as chosen by Prime Beauty – I had the pleasure of meeting this sweet, gentle and discriminating blogger in person! Check out The Ultimate Makeup for info on makeup, fashion and all things pretty! [br]
What do you use to clean your makeup brushes?
I use MAC brush cleanser or TCP – usually a mixture of both! Nasty bugs on my face? Bluergh!! Xx
I tend to have a cheapo wetwipe beside me when I’m doing my makeup, and spot clean brushes as soon as I’ve used it – then once every few weeks or so I use tesco value baby shampoo. Works for me x
Baby shampoo – cheap, cheerful and if it’s good enough for itty bitty baby hair I’m happy to use it on my brushes!
When I’m in a hurry I use homemade brush cleanser for spot cleaning, but when I have a lot of time (or a serious lack of clean brushes) I wash them with baby shampoo.
I use Beauty So Clean, they have these really great wipes and a spray for your make-up.
I always use lush shampoo bars to leave my brushes silky soft