The Brush Cleaner

• remove cover from cleansing bar
• remove silicone pad from lid and place pad in sink
• place brush fibers under warm running water to saturate (do NOT soak brushes in water or fully submerse in water)
• gently glide brush across cleansing bar until suds appear
• gently glide brush across cleansing pad being carful not to push fibers in counter intuitive direction 
• place fibers under warm running water to cleanse, being careful not to expose ferrule to water 
• rinse & repeat as necessary until water runs clear 
• press excess water from fibers using your fingers, and reshape brush head 
• To dry: lay brushes flat with fibers hanging over the edge of the vanity; or suspend with fibers facing downward in a specialty brush holder
• reshape fibers using your fingers if necessary, once dry
• store brushes upright between uses

The Brush Cleaner works fabulously to remove a variety of stains for various textiles and fabrics

• makeup stains on clothing
• reusable cleansing pads
• clothing stains

Coconut oil can assist in dissolving dirt, makeup, and other impurities while conditioning and protecting fibers.

Also known as lye, this is a key ingredient in cleansing bar soap because it is essential for the chemical reaction called saponification, where it reacts with fats and oils to create the soap molecules that give the bar its cleansing properties

Saponifies fats, and oils into soap while creating a softer base.

A protective anti-oxidant that adjusts the surface pH. Thereby creating a softer, milder soap for skin and delicate fibers.
DERIVED FROM fruit
WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS INGREDIENT.

A vegetable based chelating agent used to enhance the effects of preservatives in a formulation (allowing for the use of lower amounts) and helps to reduce the surface tension of water.
DERIVED FROM glutamic acid (amino acid) once synthesize produces the organic salt tetrasodium glutamate diacetate.
WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS INGREDIENT