I use Dr. Bonner's Magic Soap and it gets the stains. All of my white brushes are still white.
Right SSS it works wonders!!! and happy target carries the large size bottles.
I've never heard of this before? Is it for brushes, or is it hand soap?
Try the sephora pro airbrush concealer brush, #57 I believe. AMAZING for concealer
I use MSFN everyday and read this brush was released with it. May have to add it to my RiRi order later this year. right now I alternate between a real techniques powder brush and a 134 for my Msfn.
They're multi-purpose, it seems? I don't use them (I use baby shampoo or MAC's brush cleanser) but I know others have used it for brush cleaning. http://www.drbronner.com/DBMS/LS.htmI've never heard of this before? Is it for brushes, or is it hand soap?
Hakuhodo is on my "Brands To Try" list, too.
Yep, F40 = 168 equivalent. I have the F40; it isn't bad, IMO, but I want to try the 168. I also have the F05 (has shed some since I've owned it; not completely, but it is annoying; want to try the 109), F60 (ferrule loosened only three weeks after I bought it; I don't use it anymore), F80 (my favourite), E25 x 2 (I tend to prefer it for applying colour over blending it; one of them is short-handled), E45 (pointier than my 226, but I've come to prefer my LY38), E55 (so-so), and P82 (used this for concealer, and I kind of think it's stiffened over time. I've come to prefer the Real Techniques Deluxe Crease Brush from the Starter Kit). Sigma's been pretty hit-or-miss for me.
It's for everything, all natural veggie based Castile soaps with an array of natural oils thrown in. You can you it for stains in clothes, makeup brushes, art brushes, cleaning the bathroom, washing your hair, baths (people and dogs), showers, cleaning the car, anything you name it. I was using baby shampoo at first, but wanted to find a natural alternative. I tried it a few years ago and have never turned back. The only thing is that it's not antibacterial, so I make a solution with this soap and a little bit of antibacterial dawn. I soak the brushes for about a minute before I wash them. If I'm out of dawn, I add a few drops of tea tee oil instead. Another thing about this soap is that you can get a huge bottle for under 10 bucks. One bottle lasts at least 3 months! Peppermint is my favorite scent.I've never heard of this before? Is it for brushes, or is it hand soap?
It's like a multi-use type of soap, it's in target in the natural hair and body products. It has many organic oils mixed with essential oils. It cleans without being harsh. It's great as a brush cleaner and it works really well on white haired brushes. It has like 18 different uses and they have different scents.I've never heard of this before? Is it for brushes, or is it hand soap?
I love it and I love the Tea Tree scent! nooooooooooooooooooooo dish soap!!! I find it funny that MAC stresses their brush cleaner, but, I don't like it and my old counter Deep Cleaned their brushes with Garnier Fructis lmfao...because, I saw the bottles behind the counter with brushes layed neatly!! I am not biased to use real shampoo and conditioner because, I do use them as well.
Yes, I keep tea tree oil on deck because, it's great for your scalp ; ) and it smells sooooooooooooo good.Thanks for the info! Definitely gonna check it out! And definitely gonna get some tea tree oil too for sanitizing. Dawn is a big
For the longest time, I refused to buy sigma brushes because I just thought they were overrated and everyone raved about them. I finally bought the Sigmax collection and I although I like the F80, I never reach for that set! I have reached for it a total of 3 times and it's been almost a year. Go figure.
They stress the brush cleanser for spot cleansing. We used dial sometimes to deep clean. Big difference between spot and deep cleaning.
I also read it's good for eczema! I'm battling it right now, currently on chemo for it. I'm definitely gonna pick some up tomorrow!
