Brush Egg + Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitising Wash

Step 1 Wet makeup brush.
Step 2 Apply The Pro Hygiene Collection® Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitizing Wash onto the Brush Egg.
Step 3 Twirl your makeup brushes around to lather them up on the smaller follicles of the Brush Egg.
Step 4 Move the brushes from side to side over the groves to gentle remove oils, colours and residue.
Step 5 Rinse Brush Egg/makeup brushes with clean water dry brushes flat ensuring brush head over the edge of a surface allowing air to circulate

5-15% anionic surfactants, non-ionic surfactants, 5% amphoteric surfactants, methylchloroisothiazolinone, methylisothiazolinone,

You have the Makeup Brush Cleaner and the Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitizing Wash – what’s the difference?
The Makeup Brush Cleaner is a spray that kills 99.99% of bacteria and can be used on the move. It dries very quickly. The Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitising Wash needs to be used with warm running water and is like a super-clean shampoo specially designed for your makeup brushes, sponges and puffs. It was developed to dissolve and remove tough formulas such as silicone and heavy cream based products such as concealer and lipstick. Makeup and beauty professionals need to clean brushes between clients and like to “wash brushes end of day” – so both products do the job at hand. Using the shampoo with the Brush Egg makes brush cleaning quicker and easier.
How much of the liquid do I need to clean my brushes?
Start with a small amount the size of a ten pence piece – it will depend on the size of your brush, how dirty it is, whether it is natural or synthetic and what products you have been using with the brush. Just follow the instructions and repeat as necessary.
Does the formula remove all products?
Yes – the formula was developed using everyday makeup we all wear and also professional products for screen and stage such as foundation with silicone and long wear eyeliners that “dry” hard onto brushes as well as heavily pigmented creams and gels.
Can I use it the Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitizing Wash on both natural and synthetic brushes?
Yes – safe for both. Remember never to soak your brushes as soaking destroys the glue around the ferrule and the handle and never dry on a radiator.
Do I need to use water to clean my brushes?
Yes, best to use warm clean running water. You could use a bowl of water, but by using running water, you can see when the brush, sponge of puff is completely clean as the water will be free from colour residue.
Once I have cleaned my brushes, can I use them immediately?
You need to let the brushes dry naturally and drying time depends on whether natural or synthetic. Follow the instructions and ensure you squeeze excess water out and let the head of the brush hang over the edge so air can get all around the brush head. Never dry artificially.

How to store
Store the Makeup Brush & Sponge Sanitizing Wash upright in a cool place out of direct sunlight. Keep cap tightly closed when not in use.  The Brush Egg just needs to be clean and dry and out of direct sunlight.
Caution
For external use only. Keep out of eyes and wounds. Keep out of reach of children. May discolour fabrics or surfaces. Dye free. Contains mild solvents. Do not soak makeup tools.