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From the helpful folk at www.westfield.com.au
- Begin by running your brushes under warm water.
- Add warm water to a bowl, only pouring enough to cover the brush hairs. When the water turns dirty, tip it out and add clean water.
- Apply a few pumps of baby shampoo, antibacterial hand soap or face wash.
- Swirl the brush in a circular motion to get a deep clean.
- Rinse the tip of the brush under running water. Repeat steps 1-3 until the brush hairs look clean and the water runs clear.
- Using a clean face towel, dry the brushes, reshaping them as you go.
- Lay the brushes flat on a towel to dry.
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