MAC BRUSH CLEANER VS CINEMA SECRETS MAC

Unless the alcohol remains perfectly clear, your brush cleaner is NOT getting all the product out of the brush. I urge everyone who uses something other than 91% Isopropyl Alcohol as a cleaner for synthetic brushes to do a little experiment after cleaning your brushes with your regular brush cleaner, swirl them around in a cup of 91% Isopropyl Alcohol. The alcohol also kills bacteria AND because alcohol evaporates more quickly than water, will dry the brush more quickly, too. If you do this after every use, and before the product has a chance to dry on the brush, youвЂ™ll find you probably can get the brush completely clean in just two fills of the cup. The alcohol quickly breaks down both water and oil based product lodged in the brush, and suspends it in the alcohol. Just pour a bit in a cup, and swirl the brush around. The best brush cleaner for synthetic brushes is 91% Isopropyl Alcohol. Synthetic brushes are the best type for applying вЂњwetвЂќ products, as synthetic hair isnвЂ™t porous and thus doesnвЂ™t absorb product. ItвЂ™s when using a brush to apply вЂњwetвЂќ products, such as cream or liquid foundation, concealer, cream eyeshadows, etc., that ensuring all the product is removed from the brush becomes more difficult, especially since this should be done after every use. (Rule of thumb: donвЂ™t use anything to clean natural hair brushes that you wouldnвЂ™t use on your OWN hair вЂ“ and keep it simple you donвЂ™t want any residue left on the brush). Cleaning powder products (face powder, powder blush, etc) from natural hair brushes is easy вЂ“ after each use, simply wipe the brush several times back and forth on a clean towel, then once a week or so wash the brush using a brush cleaner or baby shampoo and rinse thoroughly.

MAC BRUSH CLEANER VS CINEMA SECRETS MAC

I find it works best on smaller shadow brushes but it takes a lot more elbow grease to get larger brushes clean.ДЄll in all itвЂ™s a fairly good brush cleaner but I felt like I did a lot less work with MAC and Cinema SecretвЂ™s formula.Д¬leaning natural hair brushes is fairly simple because most people donвЂ™t used natural hair brushes to apply вЂњwetвЂќ (cream or liquid) products natural hair is porous and absorbs wet products so they waste product. There is no lather here so brushes rinse easily. It does rinse clean away and leaves brushes with a very subtle clean fragrance. Typically a swish, rinse, swish, rinse is all it takes wiht MAC Brush Cleaner but with NYXвЂ™s formula it seems bigger brushes take a lot more swishing and rinsing. It works well enough but I felt I spent a lot more time swishing and rinsing, swishing and rinsing compared to MACвЂ™s version. To use this all you have to do is splash a small amount into a cup, swish your brushes into it, and rinse until they are clean.

The NYX Brush Cleaner is a good, gentle formula but I dunno, I just liked MACвЂ™s version more. I actually prefer the MAC version for some odd reason or another.

NYX Brush Cleaner ($15) is the same price as MACвЂ™s version but houses 9.13 oz versus MACвЂ™s 7.9 oz size. I dislike the lather of a shampoo and prefer a liquid that I can swish my brushes in, rinse, and set to dry. I know most people use baby shampoo or regular shampoo to clean their brushes but I perform a brush cleaner to do the work for me. I love and use MAC Brush Cleaner and also Cinema Secrets Brush Cleaner but IвЂ™m always up for something new so I decided to grab up NYX Brush Cleaner and see how it performed. I recently picked up NYX Brush Cleaner because I was just in the market for a new Makeup Brush Cleaner.

Mac brush cleaner vs cinema secrets