and the dupe of that would be one I found on Amazon called color cleaner. It’s not a cleansing solution but it is a quick clean solution when working on an eye look. While holding the palette this is where I took a few drops of MACs brush. I was concerned I’d have split hairs or even shedding when using one but it actually doesn’t split the brush hairs at all. This makes things easier when applying several eyeshadows in a look as you look won’t go muddy while blending due to colors polluting each other! It’s actually not as rough as brushes you’d think either.

If you need to quickly switch between colors this is a great way to do so as you simply swipe your brush across the pad a few times and it’ll remove the powder from your brush. They have a rough surface area that almost has a Brillo-like feel and require no water nor soap to quickly remove eyeshadow or blush from a brush. Thanks to the cleaning mat, I dont dread cleaning my brushes since it takes such a little amount of time.

I use my brushes daily, and do a deep cleaning of all of them on a weekly basis. Cat Beauty Dry Makeup Brush Cleaner I reviewed and loved a few years ago set me back $5.99 and I think it actually had a bit more surface area for my brush to move around in than the Fenty one.ĭry makeup cleansing sponges are pretty nifty. The Sigma Spa Brush Cleaning Mat has upped my brush cleaning game It has cut my cleaning time by 75 from manual cleaning with a washcloth. The rose gold tin, the lid, it’s pretty darn chic but dry makeup brush cleansers are around $5-$6 a pop from a variety of brands. Guess what? You probably don’t need the Fenty Dry Brush Cleansing Sponge because dude, it’s $18! Riri, babe, how you getting away with this sort of highway robbery? I love you but really, $18? Ok, we’ll give you one thing, your packaging is ace.

Mac brush cleaner dupe