Baume nettoyant pour pinceaux

Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil*, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil*, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil* , Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil*, Butyrosepermum Parkii (Shea Butter)*, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba Oil)*

*Saponified Oils & Butters

INGREDIENT GLOSSARY >

The ingredient list shown here may vary from the box of the product depending on time and region of purchase. Up-to-date lists are always here on our website

Keep brushes clean to prevent the harboring of pore-clogging bacteria. Soap bar comes in a tin, making it easy to use and simple to store.

3.2 oz / 90 g

Step 1: Run water over the brush . Make sure you are holding it with the bristles pointing downward. This will prevent water from getting in the ferrule (the part where the hairs are glued to the handle).

Step 2: Swirl the brush around on the top of the Brush Cleansing Balm (keep the soap in the metal tin), then rinse (pointing downward). Keep repeating this process until you see the water run clear. * Pro-Tip: Use a Brush Cleansing Pad if you feel like you need extra scrubbing power. It will help to loosen any liquid foundation or pigments stuck in the base of the brushes.

Step 3: Reform the natural shape of the brush and gently swipe it over a towel. Lay the brush flat to dry.

Rinse the Brush Cleansing Balm to rid of any extra suds or makeup and leave lid off to dry.

With natural ingredients, variations in viscosity, scent, or color are possible. These will all vary from batch to batch; however, we do our best to ensure this doesn't happen. Natural ingredient harvests are not identical and can cause variations in the final products. Because we use the freshest natural ingredients possible, we do not source bulk quantities of ingredients at any given time. This means that our ingredients and products are inherently mutable as they are subject to changes in nature. Please also be aware that colors can appear different on different screens. While we do our best to make them appear as accurate as possible, there can still be variations.