Swirl brushes around in the mixture until they come clean.In a large bowl or small sink, mix hot water and vinegar.My cleaner will cost pennies, itвЂ™s SO simple to make, and I doubt youвЂ™ll ever run out since the only ingredient is vinegar - and IвЂ™m guessing most of you have vinegar in the house on a regular basis. If youвЂ™ve ever purchased your own makeup brush cleaner (I never have, but I looked up a bunch of prices) you know that one bottle of cleaner can run anywhere from $5.00 to $35.00 - and it wonвЂ™t last you all that long either. I shared more about those brushes in this post. UPDATE: I now use different makeup brushes with super short handles - but I still clean them the same way. I read somewhere that makeup brushes should be cleaned AT LEAST once a month! IвЂ™ll be honest, I only clean mine a few times a year В however,В IвЂ™m really not sure why I donвЂ™t do it more often because I make my own cleaner for penniesвЂ¦ and the whole cleaning process takes less than 5 minutes total. However, IвЂ™ve neglected to share one of my favorite, super simple DIY cleaners that has saved me a bundle over the years. Over the past few years, IвЂ™ve shared several DIY cleaning recipes here on my blog ( read them all here). Aside from the fact that I have new makeup brushes now (see below for more information on those) I still use the same cleaning technique 4 years later!

TodayвЂ™s repost is an updated version of one I originally shared back in October of 2014.

My 2018 вЂњsummer vacation from bloggingвЂќ is sharing one week of reposts each monthвЂ¦ this week is my July repost week.

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