The Best Beauty Blender Cleaner + CEB Cosmetics Goats Milk Review

Hello everyone. So I wanted to let you all know that I have been testing this product out for a week and let me tell you this is the most amazing cleanser I have ever used. I have been on the hunt forever to find the best brush cleaner. I finally found it and it cleans everything. There is literally no need to purchase several different cleansers to be able to clean all of your tools.

Christina also wanted to let you guys know that they are in the process of adding 2 sizes an 8oz and a 16oz. The current size they have is 4oz. But be on the look out for that in the future.

Now I do want to start out by saying that I contacted Christina who is the founder of CEB Cosmetics and I asked here if I could try this. I am in no way making any money off of this and I am being 100% honest as always.

I also have a video uploaded on my YouTube channel and you can find it HERE. Over there you will just find a quick review but this is where you want to be for a more in depth review with pictures and I go into a lot more detail.

Solid Goats Milk Brush Cleanser is an all natural cleanser that has been specially formulated to breakdown various types of makeup while gently washing away bacteria and impurities. This cleanser is infused with organic jasmine and is also going to help preserve the life of your brushes by deeply shampooing and conditioning with its gentle formula.

Before I get straight into the review I wanted to let you know that Christina was nice enough to give you guys a great deal!! If you use the discount code 'Emily05' (case sensitive) you will receive 5% off your first purchase but you better hurry because this is a limited time offer! This product normally retails for 16.99 and you can purchase it HERE.

Here are my before and after pictures:

BEFORE

AFTER

Before & After

My brushes are extremely soft and they are actually softer than they were before!!! I honestly love this product and I definitely recommend you guys to use this! Please check out all of Christina's links down below!!!

Christina's Links:
www.ceb-cosmetics.com
www.facebook.com/ceb.cosmetics
Instagram: @ceb.cosmetics
Twitter: @ceb_cosmetics

 





Cleaning Makeup Brushes and Beauty Blenders or Sponges.

Okay so I thought I would do a quick and easy post and share with you all how I clean my brushes and my beauty blender. I know there are many videos and blog posts about this and I guess I am just going to kind of show you my way. I mean there really isn't a wrong way as long as you are cleaning your brushes without damaging them then you keep doing you! haha Lets get on with it shall we?

Okay so the things that I use are Mild Baby Shampoo, Olive Oil and a Bar of Soap. So the first thing I like to do is literally just use my hand and put the baby soap in it and then I will grab my brush and swirl it in the soap and then run it under the warm water and just keep repeating until its clean! After I do that to all of my brushes then I move onto the Olive Oil step which is to help condition and clean my brushes even more. I basically do the same process with those and then I am done.

Now for my beauty blenders and sponges I like to use a solid soap. You can do this with the knock off beauty blenders, or even the throw away makeup sponges and just get a few more uses out of them than normal. So what I do is I will just get the soap and sponge wet and just rub the sponge over the soap and then I just keep doing that same process until the warm water runs clean. That is very simple to clean them, I find that using a solid is a lot easier to get rid of all the soap and dirt as opposed to using a liquid.

So for drying my brushes I just set them at an angle with the bristles pointing down that way all of the water runs out of the barrel. I set them on top of a towel and literally propped up with books or something I find lying around. For the sponges I just make sure I have gotten all of the water out of them and just lay them where ever on my towel and they should all be dry by morning.

Now you should clean your brushes every two weeks or depending how often you use them, but lets be real I hardly ever clean my brushes which I know is bad but it is a pain in the but!

Anyways I hope this helped you with some ideas and let me know in the comments how you clean your brushes and sponges!!! <3 Emily