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Oh hello friend! You are in for a treat today- I am sharing my MAGIC technique for cleaning those pesky makeup brushes. You will never use dish soap or alcohol again, when you see what secret ingredient I discovered that makes makeup JUMP out of your brushes. It's amazing! Check out the quick video tutorial below, and let me know what you think.
What you'll need:
Fractionated [liquid] Coconut Oil- DoTerra or Nature's Way
Liquid Cleanser- Beauty Blender or Method Foaming Hand Wash
Hope you'll try this new secret method of cleaning makeup brushes- it really is the most amazing technique, and I'll never go back to anything else. Science rules! xo
This is so incredibly impressive. Time to get me some liquid coconut oil.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am so excited to have discovered it- let me know if you try it! -Megan
DeleteHow awesome is this! I am going to get that DoTerra coconut oil! I can't wait.
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Please do, and let me know how you like it!
DeleteThis made my WHOLE LFE! I love this so much! Thank you thank you THANK you for sharing! Off to buy some coconut oil and method hand soap.
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xo,
Kyla
Of course cute friend! I hope you love it like I do! xo Megan
DeleteSeriously, is there anything coconut oil can't do?! I never thought to use it for my makeup brushes! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI know right!?! Best stuff ever- thanks for reading! xo Megan
DeleteCan I used shampoo instead of a hand soap?
ReplyDeleteYes you can! I just hate to use my expensive shampoo on brushes, so I use the soap- but a mild shampoo will work great as well! thx
DeleteThat's seriously a wonderful tip! Thanks for sharing it. Coconut oil!!!
ReplyDeleteFor every beautician have this problem on after doing makeup. In this post you clearly explained these things very neatly.
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I just bought a set of IT Cosmetic brushes (noticed you had the powder brush too!) and attempted to clean them with SOLID Virgin Coconut Oil, followed by a rinse of baby shampoo and then water. It never occurred to me it would be easier and more effective to melt the oil first, so thanks so much for your demo video. I'm going to redo them with the liquid.
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