Silicone Cleansing Brush

How To Use

Apply Foaming Brow Cleanser, then massage the brows in small circular motions with the Silicone Brush. Rinse thoroughly with water and pat dry.

Best Practices

• Use light pressure to avoid over-stimulating the skin.
• Always sanitize after use with soap, water, and an EPA-certified disinfectant.
• Pair with Brow Bath Mousse Cleanser before tinting, lamination, or treatments for a perfectly prepped canvas.

It's Best For
The Silicone Brow Cleansing Brush is perfect for professional artists who want a deeper, more effective cleanse. Its soft, flexible bristles make it ideal for sensitive skin while ensuring brows are fully prepped for tinting, lamination, or conditioning treatments. By enhancing both product penetration and client comfort, it guarantees consistency and long-lasting results.

• Why should I use a silicone brush instead of my hands to cleanse brows?

  The silicone bristles lift oils, makeup, and debris more effectively than fingers alone, prepping both skin and brow hairs for treatments. This ensures consistent, longer-lasting results for tinting and lamination.

• How do I sanitize the brush between clients?

  After each use, wash with soap and warm water to remove residue. Then immerse in Barbicide or another EPA-certified disinfectant, following manufacturer instructions. Allow to fully air dry before reuse.

• Can the brush be used on sensitive skin?

  Yes. The flexible silicone bristles are designed to be gentle enough for sensitive skin while still providing a deep clean. Always apply with light pressure and pair with a mild foaming cleanser.