EcoTools Makeup Brush + Sponge Shampoo, Makeup Brush Cleaner, 6 fl.oz./ 177 ml, 1 Count

The EcoTools Makeup Brush + Sponge Shampoo is designed to remove dirt, oil, and impurities from your makeup tools with minimum effort and major results. The brush shampoo is made with gentle, plant-based ingredients that cleanse makeup tools properly without all the harsh chemicals. Clean makeup brushes make for improved performance and smoother application. It’s super easy to use too. Just wet your makeup brushes, or makeup sponge, and use a small amount of the cleanser to wash away makeup and other impurities. Rinse them off and lay them flat to dry. This makeup brush shampoo is dermatologist tested, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free. It’s also free of parabens, phthalates, and petroleum-based ingredients but still manages to leave brushes clean, soft, and durable. Just like all our EcoTools products, the Makeup Brush + Sponge Shampoo is 100% vegan and cruelty-free. Packaging may vary.

• The same EcoTools Makeup Brush + Sponge Shampoo formula you love, with an new look!
• Use with our EcoTools makeup brushes and makeup sponges!
• We recommend using the brush shampoo weekly to prolong the life of your brushes and sponges
• A brush cleanser that’s free of parabens, phthalates, sulfates, and petroleum-based ingredients
• This brush cleansing shampoo is dermatologist tested, hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, and safe for sensitive skin
• Our eco-friendly brush soap cleanses your brushes and makeup sponges while keeping them in good condition, so your makeup always goes on smooth
• Easy to use- just wet your brush or sponge under warm water, use a small amount of cleanser to wash away makeup, rinse, and lay flat to dry
• Made with recycled materials – EcoTools believes in reducing waste by using recycled aluminum and plastic in our products
• The EcoTools brush shampoo effectively removes makeup, dirt, oil, and other impurities from your makeup tools- without all the harsh chemicals
• 100% Cruelty-Free and Vegan- EcoTools products are never tested on animals