Review on Retractable EcoTools Travel Kabuki Brush - Perfect for Foundation, Blush, Bronzer, and Powder by Ryan Eppinger

I like this brush. I've been using this for many years. I keep 1 in my purse, 1 in the office and 1 at home. My first was from Ulta and the other two were from Revain. It's soft and gentle on my sensitive skin and pairs well with liquid, creamy, or mineral powders. I used to wash it (the whole thing) with shampoo and water or expensive brush cleaners, both of which did a good job but took a long time to dry and always left marks. Now I use good old isopropyl alcohol. I pour alcohol into a small cup and shake the bristles. I'm not gentle with it at all. (I don't actually shake it — I mash and smash it in a mug because I want to make sure every bristle is clean.) I switch alcohols and do this a few times until ALL makeup is removed and the alcohol runs out . Pure. You will be surprised how many cosmetics there are. Isopropyl alcohol is cheap and thoroughly cleans and disinfects the brush without leaving any residue. The brush is soft and fluffy, like new. It dries quickly because it's alcohol, and dries even faster if first towel dried and then blow dried. I wipe them down with alcohol wipes between washes. I do this every few weeks with all my makeup brushes. Try it. I promise you won't be disappointed.