What kind of brushes should I use to apply this any suggestions?
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I purchased a collection of professional makeup brushes (24 or 32 count)I think.....Because this palette is so small, I found that using smaller brushes helped conserve the palettes longer. I do love this product, but only use three of the colors. Also, the brush collections are available on Amazon. Good luck!
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I purchased a brush to apply this. I purchased the brush at pur minerals.com.
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I am wondering the same thing. A friend of mine picks up SIMILAR brushes and files them down to fit.....
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I use a synthetic brush, but since I been using this product for some time, now I use my fingers, so I apply in circles as if it was a cream so it penetrates more. You should start with a brush. and about the neutralizer, I just rinse with temperate water.
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That's a good question, I've never had a reason to try that before. My best guess would be any generic paint thinner. With any other paint that I typically use on models (which is what I got these pens for) I use paint thinner to clean the brushes and to clean up areas of excess paint. Since these pens are made of roughly the same kind of oil that the regular paints are I would assume that paint thinner would work just as good with them. Hope this helps and I definitely hope it works!
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I use a small long brush. Baby bottle brushes would work too. A large one for the bottle and a small one for the nipple.
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Any brush is fine. I use a blue Avent one that looks like an oversized tooth brush. I pull the whole thing apart each time (warm soapy water)
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I really prefer using a brush! the application is smoother and you can get a more even layer
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I'm not quite sure if this certain brush is recommended for that but Ive heard that the ecotools domed bronzer brush is great for mineral powder. It's around the same cost so I hope that helps (:
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I bought replacement brushes at Target....I bought the brushes that looked like the ones that came with. They R so expensive...would like to know a cheaper way to buy actually. I know this isn't much help. L
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I use Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush. It works perfectly. Just wet the sponge on the tip of brush to soften it before you use it. This brush is very soft and gentle on the plastic. I highly recommend. Dr. Brown's Bottle Brush
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A bottle brush works. The ones that I purchased was intended for show and fun.
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I do not recommend using a brush or anything other than the recommended spray nozzle because this is extremely sticky. If you do purchase be sure to clean the area very well before applying and WEAR GLOVES as this could be equated to using super glue and you definitely do not want to get this on your skin. I found this out the hard way. Good luck and sorry for the late reply.
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I purchased a soft bristle bottle brush. If you are worried about scratching - which you shouldn't - you can cover the bristles with a washcloth/dishcloth. Use a mild dish soap put a drop in with some hot water and shake, clean with the brush and rinse twice. You should be good to go then!!
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I would say it depends on the type of product that is on the brush....Warm soapy water for latex/acrylic and mineral spirits or paint thinner for oil-based products. It should say on the back of the container of the product you're applying which method works best. I always clean it as thoroughly as I can (sometimes using an old toothbrush to scrub and semi-dried-on areas) and then, for good measure, let the bristles soak in the cleaning solution for a half hour or so and then rinse it out some more. I hope this helps.
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I would ask the manufacturer about replacement brushes. I emailed with him about the brush when I bought it and found him very helpful.
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You can get the soft brushes. That is what my husband uses. This is our second machine. They last a long time.