Review (4/5): Takes Getting Used To and Works for Most Brushes
Similar to other reviewers, I do not wash my brushes as often as I should. I have a small brush pad for the sink with the ridges but I hate how my hands feels after and how long it takes. Decided to purchase this and it does make it easier, more enjoyable, and less messy, just takes getting used to.
The holders in which you insert the brushes could be better. I really only used 3 and if you push them all the way in, it can be hard to remove them, so just put them in far enough to hold. Definitely follow the directions: dip clean, emerge, then spin clean. I had to do this maybe 2 times for many dirtier brushes and it worked out great. Some large brushes, particularly my angled brushes, did not get fully clean in the center. My smaller brushes, such as my detailed concealer and angled, liner brush, also did not get fully clean likely due to their size and density.
The stand for the rubber holders and spin tool is sturdy enough. The bowl is plastic so no worry of breaking it and easy to clean. For the price (paid $17) it is the cheaper option on Amazon and not bad. I will continue to use it until a better solution is created.