Onlineforu Makeup Brush Cleaner Pad Made of Silicone with Multiple Rugged Patterns – Compact, Durable & Easy to Use with Strong Grip

I purchased this for make up brushes, I thought it would be bigger however it’s a nice size for home or away. You can easily travel with it. It is very good at getting make up brushes clean with a bit of baby wash. The suckers underneath work well it doesn’t slide around the sink. Very easy to use, dries quick, I can’t see it wearing out any time soon either so it is very durable & I have a lot of make up brushes. Could be used for art brushes as well I would Imagine. Lovely piece of kit. From what I can remember it was quite reasonably priced however I did purchase this ages ago.

This makes cleaning brushes a lot faster. Here's how I use it. I stick it to the bottom of the sink, then fill with a little warm water until just covering the cleaning pad. I rinse my brushes under a warm running tap, then apply a little sensitive make-up removing face wash to the brush. Then I swipe the brushes gently over the pad. The swirly parts of the pad are for fluffy round brushes, the straight lines are for flat brushes. Then just rinse under the running tap until all the soap is rinsed off, shake a few times to remove the excess water, then leave to dry. You should try to dry your brushes upside down. If that's not possible, lie the brushes horizontally and with the brush heads elevated. This ensures that the brush heads don't get misshapen. The way I do this by folding up a teatowel then laying the brushes on it so that the brush heads "dangle" over the side. Never dry upright. The water can drip back into the handle which, over time, will weaken the glue and cause mould. It is small, so can do one large brush or two smaller brushes as a time, so not ideal if you have lots of brushes you want to clean in one go. For me, it's a very handy tool.

I recently purchased this in the purple color, and I must say, it has made a significant difference in the cleanliness of my brushes. It has different textures suitable for all different brushes making it easy to use. The only downside is that the suction cups didn't stick well to my sink. It's a minor inconvenience, but considering its affordable price, it's worth it as it does the job.

I love this product so much. I was apprehensive with the price, but after using it my brushes always feel like new. They stick really well to the sink and the material is really easy to clean off. I’ve recommended this to a lot of friends and family. The quality is really good.

This item is AMAZING, but the only reason why I’m deducting two stars is because it was far smaller than expected and it was hard to clean my brushes in some areas because of the suctions on the back. But OVERALL, I can’t complain because I didn’t pay much for the mat so I can’t expect anything TOO extravagant this did clean my dirty brushes that I hadn’t washed in a while AMAZINGLY and got MOST of the gunk and makeup out of them! And I would recommend this to someone if they asked.

I originally bought this to help my dad after a bad fall that left him with a severely bruised coccyx. He was in a lot of pain when sitting, and this cushion really made a difference during his recovery. Since then, I’ve been using it myself while working from home. It’s very comfortable, and any discomfort I used to feel from sitting too long is now gone. Highly recommend it for both recovery and daily use!

It’s a great product! My brushes reeeaallly needed a good clean, so I thought it would be worth trying this. It only took a couple days to get here and works really well! It has little suction cups on the bottom, so it doesn’t move about while using it! Also it was rather satisfying to use^^

I wasn't sure what to expect from this but it got my brushes so much cleaner than I've had before. I'm assuming it's because of the textured silicone that rubs at the makeup, so, science. But it's great and really worth the money. I gave the brushes a quick soap with my usual facial cleanser, then a second go with micellar water, then finally with water and they're as good as new! I would make sure you use some kind of gentle cleanser rather than just water because you want to get rid of any oils that stick to the hairs/bristles. The only thing I would have liked is to know which section is for which brush, but I ended up using all of it for all of them, just make sure to be gentle and shape the hairs/bristles before leaving to dry.