janette9687
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I dont follow what they say to the key, I dont keep them all out at the same time only the ones ima use like the essentials. I put the rest in a brush roll so they dont collect dust or bacteria since these are animal hairs. I dont spot clean my blue squirrels or wash them regularly becuz the hair on these is more fragile. I only use these for powder so after use i dust them off on a rag or towel. I wash my blue squirrels with the hakuhodo brush cleaner I bought, you only need a drop anything more will give them a waxy feeling. You dont need to get the hakuhodo cleaner just any mild brush cleaner that has no alcohol or much in it. These are my personal brushes that i only use on myself so Im not worried about transfering anyone elses oils to mine. I do wash them about every 3 wks for my blue squirrel ones. My other goat or horse hairs i was the regularly and I spot clean if I use a liquid becasue i dont have to be as high maintenance with these. Only brushes I actually did comb through were my big blue squrrel brushes becaue i didnt want the wet wringed hairs to dry and be prone to breakage. My blue squirrel hair ones are my bigger investments so yes ima take care of them I dont think ive spent less then $65 on a blue squirrel one. HTHSo it is true that we should come the brushes hairs? And i saw on the website that we should not spot clean the brushes after using, just wipe it off on a tissue, is that really enough? Im afraid i would mix the colors if i used a different product the next day. They also say to deep clean every few months, i wash my mac brushes at least every 2 weeks, so im not really sure what to do,,