Brush Cleansers: Sephora Professionnel Shampooing Purifying Brush Shampoo

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I have the 2 fl oz size, and it has lasted me for over a year, but keep in mind, I am not one of those individuals that clean their makeup brushes every week, or even every two weeks. In fact, I clean my brushes when I feel like it. Don't know if that is a good thing or bad thing...but my skin seems fine with it, so I am fine with it.
Rate: 4.5 out of 5.0
Price: 2.0oz = $6.00
6.75oz =$14.00
Where: Sephora stores & Sephora.com


  • It does its job, which is to clean makeup brushes, but do keep in mind, once brushes are stained, there are chances that it would never be fully clean-looking again. The key idea is for it to be clean of bacteria.
  • One little pump can clean up to two or three eye brushes, but I prefer using two full pumps for face brushes. Those seem to be the dirtiest in my opinion, and most important to get clean!
I also bought the Studio brush shampoo from eyeslipsface.com (ELF) for $3.00, 4.1 fl oz. I have not tried it yet, since I still have a few good uses in this shampoo, but I can't wait to do so, so that I can do a proper comparison, since they are a $3.00 and 2.1fl oz difference!

Happy Wandering!
XOXO Alice

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