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ReviewReviewReviewReviewSunsilk Soft Touch shampoo (the pink bottle)Sep 14, '07 3:40 PM
for everyone
Category:Other
I really love using this shampoo for cleaning my fluffy brushes. The ingredients in the shampoo softens the bristles (I am very particular with the feel of the bristles on my clients' skin) and it does a good job of cleaning out powders. It also leaves a subtle floral fragrance that helps relax clients (from the feedback i got).

hernandezallen wrote on Sep 16, '07
me i use conditioner particularly pantene after washing my brushes.
mayonebakunawa wrote on Sep 16, '07
you can if you prefer it, but some brushes have to be stiff to be able to deliver the proper application of pigments. really depends on you. :)
mariareya wrote on Mar 18
make -up remover can do?is it okay?
mayonebakunawa wrote on Mar 21
i don't really recommend makeup remover for big fluffy powder/blush brushes. most makeup removers have oils and if left unwashed, it may affect the way the bristles "grab" or "release" powders. for smaller brushes with synthetic bristles (usually lip and concealer brushes) where sticky products were used, a little makeup remover or cosmetic brush cleaner dabbed unto soft cloth or tissue will help remove stubborn products. gently swirl the brush taking care not to bend the bristles too much.
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