Review (5/5): Clean AND dry brushes in less than a few minutes each!
[[VIDEOID:5be0c2275f0579b3fea94237db2d7551]] Holy WOW! I'm not a huge makeup person so I have zero patience for these kinds of things, but I do have a couple kabuki brushes I use for my BB cream. I have some silicone cleaning pads to use to clean them with. Even though that works just fine, the process is arduous and I still have to wait overnight (and sometimes for more than a day) for the brushes to dry, while they lay precariously on some window sill or on the counter. For that reason, I have two brushes so that I can alternate them, but frankly it takes a little time and I'm lazy, so for the last two or three weeks, both brushes have been dirty and I've just been applying the bb cream with clean fingers instead. The cream doesn't apply as well with fingers as it does with a kabuki brush; it looks heavier when I apply with fingers and I like a more natural look, so I decided to do a bit of research.
I ordered this product and WOW. It only took a few minutes to ended up with TOTALLY CLEAN AND COMPLETLEY DRY BRUSHES! What would have taken me about 15 minutes for each brush (so 30 minutes), plus some elbow grease and a ton of cleaning product, and a day or day and a half to dry, was done in less than a 5 minutes for each brushes. (It's actually more like only a few minutes each.) And now I will clean my brushes more often because of it.
The kit also comes with two brushes, a bunch of adaptors for any sized brush, and a cleaning liquid for non water-soluble makeup (like foundations). I didn't pay enough attention to know it would come with the cleaner and brushes, so that was a bonus!
I rarely if ever give high stars or such emphatic reviews, but I am seriously amazed. I also just ordered one for my sister.
I included pics of what my dirty brush looked like compared to a clean brush, a video of the cleaning, and a post-cleaning brush pic. Bear with my video as I can probably get better at the process, and also it's hard to hold up a phone videoing and do this at the same time. I'm just SO amazed, that I had to document it and share :)