Homemade Natural Makeup Brush Cleaner

Homemade natural makeup brush cleaner is easy to make! Clean your makeup brushes without chemicals!

Recently I noticed that my makeup brushes looked like they needed to be cleaned. And I realized that I hadn’t cleaned them in maybe forever!

Actually, I know I’ve cleaned them before, but it’s been so long ago that I can’t even remember when that was!

I saw some makeup brush cleaners at the store, but I didn’t want to have to buy a chemical-laden mixture to clean my brushes.

I wanted to make it myself, with natural ingredients!

Homemade Natural Makeup Brush Cleaner

So, I went in search of a good, effective homemade natural makeup brush cleaner that was made up of ingredients I already had on-hand.

After perusing the recipes out there, I came up with this one that seemed like it would be simple and natural.

I wasn’t sure how my experiment would turn out, but it actually worked!

I decided to make up a small amount and just use it up, rather than make a larger amount that I would have to store.

This recipe will just make enough to clean your brushes one time. But don’t worry, it’s simple to mix it up right before you need it!

Supplies Needed for This Project

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You’ll only need a few supplies for this project. If you regularly make DIY cleaning or body recipes, you probably already have these things in your home.

• 1/2 cup water
• 1/4 cup witch hazel
• 1 teaspoon castile soap
• 8 drops tea tree oil

How to Make Homemade Natural Makeup Brush Cleaner

This DIY makeup brush cleaner recipe is so incredibly simple!

I mixed up my makeup brush cleaner in a Mason jar.

1. Add all the ingredients to the jar and mix well to combine.
2. Swirl your makeup brushes around in the cleaner to get them clean, then rinse under warm running water and lay flat on a clean towel to dry.

And that’s it!

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How to Use Homemade Natural Makeup Brush Cleaner

1. Swirl your makeup brushes in the makeup brush cleaner to get them clean.
2. Rinse the brushes well in clean water.
3. Squeeze water out of the brushes.
4. Lay flat to dry on a clean towel.

Some sources recommend cleaning your makeup brushes daily, but I think once a week is plenty in my case. Once a month would be better than never, which is how often I had been doing it!

I love it when I find a simple, natural DIY tutorial that’s easy and also works well. If you’re into natural makeup and skincare products, be sure to check out my favorite natural makeup here!

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