DIY makeup brush cleaner at home

Making your own DIY makeup brush cleaner at home is a cost-effective option that allows you to control ingredient quality and customize to personal preferences. There are many variations, including natural and organic recipes without harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances. Here are two popular methods to get started:

Method 1 - Castile soap and distilled white vinegar:

• Measure 2 teaspoons of liquid castile soap and add ½ cup (5 fl oz / 147 ml) of hot distilled white vinegar, stirring well until smooth.
  Note: Adjust concentration according to preference, keeping dilutions between 60/40 and 90/10 soap/vinegar for optimal sanitizing effectiveness.

• Add ¼ cup (1 fl oz / 30 ml) of warm water, swirling to mix the final solution. Let sit for 5 minutes prior to use or storing, allowing essential oils (optional) time to infuse into the mixture.

Method 2 - Essential oil and carrier oil mix:

• Fill a spray bottle half full with purified water, then fill remaining space with either jojoba, sweet almond, coconut, or avocado refined oil base. Cap securely tightened, please avoid adding undiluted pure essential oils directly into container or misting atomizer due to risk of skin irritation. Instead prepare as follows:

• Mix desired essential oils together based on scent profile, following standard safety guidelines (max 2% total eo per product). Choose from lemon tea tree, rosemary cineole, peppermint, grapefruit, orange, lemongrass, tea tree, ylang ylang, rose geranium or another high linalool content EO variety recommended for brush cleanser usage. Then combine in mixing bowl with carrier oil(s), whisking until uniform consistency.

• Adding 5-7 drops of the prepared oil mixture per fluid ounce of solvent (water, vodka) has been suggested by experienced individuals online when formulating homemade products. Begin conservatively with small batches to assess suitability to particular hair or fur types over multiple washes. Reapply conditioner after initial testing period to minimize adverse effects.

• When ready to clean your makeup brushes, lightly spray or spritz brush head to moisten fibr.

  
  

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