Review on 🧼 Efficient Brush Cleaner: Olivia Garden's Blue Cleaning Tool for Optimal Maintenance by Paul Stevens

Shit! I'm getting older so my eyesight can't be as good as it used to be, but I still can't believe I haven't been able to see how much hair and fluff has been almost cemented into my brush thanks to my own sebaceous glands! (See Appendix A for photos.) This photo was taken *after* manually cleaning the brush. Then, to my horror, I cleaned the left side of the brush for a few minutes with the smaller side of this tool. The difference between the left and right side is really annoying! I chose to ignore my shame and now present you with enlarged photos of the left and right sides of my hand (see exhibits B and C in the photos). It's not an instant process as the left side obviously isn't done, but it's a lot quicker and obviously more comprehensive than finger-plucking at the bristles under warm, soapy water! Now I'm going to clean my brush. first the right side (dry), then the whole brush with *and* warm soapy water. I will also take the time to wash *and dry* the brush cleaning tool thoroughly because I don't want it to rust! I suspect rust might be an issue so dry it well if it gets wet. My apologies for both the poorly taken photos and the "Heek!" factor (even with poorly lit photos)! If I haven't already painstakingly made it clear - I recommend you buy this immediately!