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I learned this excellent tip from the ladies on one of the mineral cosmetic forums, about the Buffer brushes, kabukis, etc.
Most all brushes are going to shed a bit, but we can solve some of the problem with the large headed brushes like the Buffers, Kabukis, etc. Has your brush started shedding little filler hairs, about 1/4 to 1/2 inch long? Here's the fix! Just take your brush when it's completely dry, and rub it vigorously on a clean towel. This will remove those little filler hairs!
I see this happen when I wash my Buffers, they start losing those short filler hairs, so I then just let it dry & rub it briskly on a towel, and voila, it's done!
You could use this trick on any brush really, but the large head brushes are the most susceptible to losing the little filler hairs.
Most all brushes are going to shed a bit, but we can solve some of the problem with the large headed brushes like the Buffers, Kabukis, etc. Has your brush started shedding little filler hairs, about 1/4 to 1/2 inch long? Here's the fix! Just take your brush when it's completely dry, and rub it vigorously on a clean towel. This will remove those little filler hairs!
I see this happen when I wash my Buffers, they start losing those short filler hairs, so I then just let it dry & rub it briskly on a towel, and voila, it's done!
You could use this trick on any brush really, but the large head brushes are the most susceptible to losing the little filler hairs.
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