Koh Gen Do 刷子清洁剂，150毫升

It's so easy to wash, it makes me want to take good care of my hair. Natural bristle brushes are a pain to clean, so I took this opportunity to switch to nylon brushes and wash them more frequently. Recently, there are more brushes that feel good on the skin, even if they're not natural bristle.

The foam type makes it easy to clean the brush!

I think it removes makeup well. The bristles of the brush don't become frizzy. However, the cleaner smell doesn't go away. The cleaner smell comes from the thin brush I use for my face and nose, which honestly puts me off a little. It's a foam type, which is convenient, but I tend to use too much, so I think it's not cost-effective for someone like me who likes to wash my face frequently. I won't be buying it again.

I bought it thinking it was a brush cleaner I could use every day. But it was meant to be used for washing (tears). I decided to give it a try. The cleaner I usually use doesn't lather, so this one creates a fluffy lather that really reaches the depths of the brush. When I rinsed it, the brush felt squeaky, so I was worried it would ruin the brush, but it dried up nice and fluffy. It seemed to dry faster than the usual ones. It has no scent, so I think it's easy to use.

I use a different brush cleaner every time I use it daily. This is for rinsing when the bristles start to get tangled even after daily cleaning. It comes out as a unique foam; I dispense the prescribed amount into my palm and swirl the brush around in my palm. The foam disappears when it disappears, which is said to be the end of cleaning. It cleans light dirt and smaller brushes perfectly in one wash. I wash oily concealer and foundation brushes twice if they're bothersome, but I generally do my daily care and wash them about once every 10 days, so one wash is sufficient. Extra-large powder brushes (like the MUFE130 and La Mer) absorb the foam so much that it's never enough, so I've stubbornly squirted out the foam multiple times (lol). It's easier to just use Shiseido Sponge Cleaner or Kumano Brush Resetter. What's particularly noteworthy about this product is how quickly it rinses off and dries. It dries surprisingly quickly, even after rinsing with water. It's much faster than Shiseido's sponge cleaner or Kumano Brush Resetter. When I wash my brushes with water, it usually takes two days for small brushes and three or four days for larger ones to dry in the shade, but this brush is completely dry in less than half the time. Yesterday, I washed a large eyeshadow brush and a small foundation brush (HASU FUDE) in the morning, and when I got home that evening, they were completely dry! This is my top pick for a brush cleaner to use when washing with water.