General Pencil Company Masters Preserver Painting, Drawing & Art Supplies Review

I have no idea why I'm being asked to rate a fragrance. This is a brush cleaner. I don't care what it smells like as long as it doesn't smell like wet hay and sulfur. Come on. This is a brush cleaner and it does it very well. Slightly extends the life of my brushes and can also repair old, cracked, broken brushes if they are not too old. The value for money is excellent. You can use this material after each session and a glass lasts a long time. The value isn't in changing brushes so often that

It was recommended to me by my brother many years ago when I was buying supplies for a painting class and it works great with both synthetic and natural hair brushes, it's definitely not the best in the world and assorted brush cleaners are inferior to it, but for the price and quality it's worth investing in a few small tubs at a time. The soap cake itself lasts a long time and is also great for my makeup brushes and makeup sponges. Because it's not a liquid, you can fling makeup sponges in it

I ordered this to clean my makeup brushes. I used to use a "brush shampoo" bought elsewhere and found that it cleaned my foundation or concealer brushes very well and left a soapy residue on the brushes despite rinsing thoroughly. THAT'S GREAT! Cleans brushes very quickly and removes hard pigments. After the brushes dried, there were no traces or odors left. The smell of the cleaner itself is very light and unobtrusive. it doesn't bother me - I'm prone to headaches from strong scents (does it…