Brush bath
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Brush bath
Hello everyone,
I am looking at buying the Brush Bath spray, from silly farm, to clean my brushes in between customers. I can't find any thread on it, or any reviews for similar items. What do you guys use, and have you used this particular one. I am concerned with possible allergy's. The only comment I could find linked to the item, was asking for ingredients to be listed for possible allergy to product. They never responded to the question, so I don't know.
Thanks.
I am looking at buying the Brush Bath spray, from silly farm, to clean my brushes in between customers. I can't find any thread on it, or any reviews for similar items. What do you guys use, and have you used this particular one. I am concerned with possible allergy's. The only comment I could find linked to the item, was asking for ingredients to be listed for possible allergy to product. They never responded to the question, so I don't know.
Thanks.
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I like it--mostly for the fact that it shows without saying you are concerned about hygiene.
That being said, it is pricey. Would it be more cheaply done with organic baby shampoo & a drop of essential oil without paying for shipping?
That being said, it is pricey. Would it be more cheaply done with organic baby shampoo & a drop of essential oil without paying for shipping?
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i had looked up info on silly farm brush bath before and thought i found the ingredient list, but now i can't find it.
anyone have a bottle that lists them?
there are other brands of makeup brush baths, though.
the active ingredient in many cosmetic brush bath cleaners is an antibacterial, phenoxyethanol.
http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod12391015
it is being used to replace the parabens, although according to this info, you wouldn't want to expose small children to it -
https://www.truthinaging.com/review/fda-warning-on-phenoxyethanol
anyone have a bottle that lists them?
there are other brands of makeup brush baths, though.
the active ingredient in many cosmetic brush bath cleaners is an antibacterial, phenoxyethanol.
http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod12391015
it is being used to replace the parabens, although according to this info, you wouldn't want to expose small children to it -
https://www.truthinaging.com/review/fda-warning-on-phenoxyethanol
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I wouldn't use any of those products when face painting. Not worth the risk. AND I am allergic to lots of things myself.
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I am sensitive to the Brush Bath. Do NOT spray your brushes and the brushes and then use the brush without rinsing, because you may cause an allergic reaction if there is a child who is sensitive like me to some of the ingredients. Rinse the brushes in a two or three tank system to try to wash the residue off.
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I ended up buying Pink Soap Brush Cleaner from Micheals.
http://www.dickblick.com/products/pink-soap-artist-brush-cleaner/?clickTracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=05704-3050&gclid=CNTNiNKH3csCFVVZhgod2FEOqw
I also bought a three part plastic bin for water to clean any remaining soap before using. I will only use a few drops of the soap in the first bath, and than will rinse it 3 separate times before use. I will just need to make sure I bring plenty of water with me as in trying it out I see it only takes about 10 brushes to carry over to the second pot.
http://www.dickblick.com/products/pink-soap-artist-brush-cleaner/?clickTracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=05704-3050&gclid=CNTNiNKH3csCFVVZhgod2FEOqw
I also bought a three part plastic bin for water to clean any remaining soap before using. I will only use a few drops of the soap in the first bath, and than will rinse it 3 separate times before use. I will just need to make sure I bring plenty of water with me as in trying it out I see it only takes about 10 brushes to carry over to the second pot.
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