Best Makeup Brush Cleaners
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Best Seller
- Excellent on brushes or sponges
- Efficiently removes excess makeup from applicators
- Fragrance free
- Doesn't leave scents or oily residues
- Some buyers found this work better for brushes than sponges
- Good at removing colors from brushes
- Removes foundation and cream products well from brush bristles
- Removes makeup without damaging brushes
- Has a vanilla scent
- Safe for skin and brush
- Removes dirt and makeup while conditioning brushes for your next use
- Made with hydrolyzed collagen, vitamin A, C, and E and more, this is great for sensitive skins
- Runs out too quickly
- Easily removes dirt, oil, and makeup
- Condition brushes
- Cruelty and vegan free, no harsh ingredients and a good ethical choice
- Some buyers indicated you might need to wash multiple times to remove thick foundation.
- Cleans brushes and sponges with ease
- Deep clean brush
- Gentle formula and cruelty free
- Runs out too quickly
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FAQ
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If you don’t clean your makeup brushes, you can spread bacteria from your brushes to your skin. This can cause acne and clogged pores, and it may even lead to infections and skin irritations. You also risk contaminating your makeup products with bacteria. Dirty makeup brushes won’t apply your makeup as smoothly and evenly as clean brushes either.
You should deep clean your makeup brushes at least once a month. Brushes used for liquid and cream products, like foundation and concealer, should be washed more often, so aim for once a week. It’s best to wash brushes used only for powder products like eyeshadow at least every other week. If you have a bad breakout, be sure to wash your makeup brushes right away to avoid spreading the bacteria.
You can technically wash your makeup brushes with liquid dish soap or baby shampoo, but some formulas can actually dry out the bristles. That’s why it’s best to stick to cleaners designed specifically for makeup brushes if you want your brushes to last as long as possible.