Sunday night is basically what I like to refer to as time to ‘sort my life out’, which basically means everything from a general tidy, to laundry, changing bedsheets, sorting out my handbag for the week, doing my nails and cleaning my make-up brushes. All those little things that when in place just makes life that little bit smoother. This week I reached for two products that are on different ends of the cost scale to help me with the brush cleaning chore so wanted to do a little run down for my latest ‘spend vs save’.
*PR sample.
Looking forward to more spend vs save. Any advice on makeup removers?
Sometimes the cheaper thing is the best option…
I’ve never used one of these stuff, maybe I’ll try the elf one 🙂
Natalia xo
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I haven’t tried either of these, the Elf one sounds like a steal at only £3.75! Thanks for the tip 🙂 x
The Girl In The Tartan Scarf
I love the Clinique brush spray, it lasts for ages.
I like these posts, I tend to use washing up liquid and water to clean my brushes though xx
Beautyqueenuk
ELF do some great products!
BritishBeautyAddict
I’ve just bought the no. 7 brush cleaner, haven’t tried it yet, I guess at €10.50 (£8) it’s nearer the high end price bracket so I’ll have to shop around, the Elf one sounds like great value.
I find e.l.f. to be hot or miss, but with the price? I cannot complain. I should wash my brushes more often than I do…I use baby shampoo on them. 🙂 I’ll have to check this out!
Love this concept of the post! Wanting to try the ELF version.
Nicky
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xx
Elf brush cleaner is the best I have tried to date <3
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I prefer to use a DIY Brush Cleaner! It is easy to mix and a good wy to save money. I use destillled water, spirit (ethyl alcohol), shampoo and conditioner) It works great.