I'm sure we've all seen the Sigma Brush Washing Mitt that was released a few years ago. It's basically exactly what I have here, but in mitt form. When I saw the Sephora Precision Pore Cleansing Tool that was the first thing that came to mind. Of course, this is much smaller, but this also cost $6. I wanted to try it out, and see if it makes a difference for brush washing.
This tool is made for face washing. It comes with a grib on the back to hold in between your fingers.
I placed my brushes with the pad in hand and added my Dawn soap. (I have stopped using olive oil to wash my brushes. I feel like it was making them oily and it wasn't coming out)
After adding the soap, I started rubbing the brushes in circular motions along the pad. My first impression is that it definitely removes the product. It gets in between the hairs and gets any deep products out.
Face brushes are a little big for the pad, but it still worked.
Even with the size, the job still seems to be getting done thoroughly.
...and then my foundation brushes came along.
This product really isn't my favorite for the liquid product brushes. I felt like the foundation was still in the bristles and hairs and wasn't really coming clean like I would prefer. But with the pad, plus some hand washing they did come clean.
Overall, $6 well spent in my opinion. I could have lived without it, but it does seem to make the job a little simpler and maybe a little quicker. If you were looking into buying a product for brush washing , I really think this could do the job just as well.
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