**Dual-Sided Silicone Facial Cleansing Brush – Soft Bristle Exfoliator & Massager for Deep Skin Cleansing & Gentle Exfoliation – Perfect for Daily Skincare & Spa-Like Experience at Home**

Note- Key Features. A brush is only as good as the knowledge of the one who uses it. • Firstly, opt for a manual face brush instead of an electronic face brush, because electronic face brushes can easily over-exfoliate and irritate your skin. • Secondly, always start with makeup-free skin. That's right. In order to get a deep clean, you need to remove all makeup from the face with a dedicated makeup remover. Without that step, a facial brush would just be spinning concealer, mascara and foundation around and into the pores. How to use a 2 In 1 Facial Cleansing Brush! 1. Remove any eye makeup, foundation, or lipstick with a cotton pad. Wet the pad with makeup remover. Press it gently against your eye for several seconds, then wipe it across your lids and lashes to remove any eyeshadow or mascara. Repeat with the second eye. Wet a second cotton pad and wipe off any foundation or lipstick, if needed. 2. Wet the facial brush with warm water and apply cleanser to the bristles. Stick the brush head under your sink faucet to get it wet. Squeeze a nickel-sized dollop of facial cleanser onto the brush head. Facial brushes can be used with most types of face wash, although you will get the best clean if it's one that lathers. Avoid using a scrub or face wash that contains abrasive particles. Consider making your own face wash so that you can alter the ingredients to suit your needs.At this point, you can also choose to wet your face. It's optional, but some people find it allows the brush to glide more smoothly across the skin. It will also make it easier to remove any makeup from your skin. 3. Start working the brush in small circular motions across your face. Do not use the facial brush for longer than 1 minute. Clean your chin, nose, and forehead for 20 seconds each. Clean each cheek for 10 seconds. Avoid using the brush on the delicate skin around your eyes no matter what type of bristles it has on it.Work the brush into hard to reach areas, such as your eyebrows and the sides of your nose.Keep the brush moving. Don't hold it over one spot for too long. 4. Rinse your face with lukewarm water, then pat it dry. Once you've used the facial brush to clean your entire face, turn the brush off, put it down and rinse the soap off your face with warm water from the sink. Once you've removed all of the soap residue, use a clean, dry towel to pat any remaining moisture off your face. You can also splash a bit of cold water onto your face after rinsing. This will help to close up your pores a bit after they've been exfoliated by the facial brush. Best cleanser to use with a 2 In 1 Facial Cleansing Brush! A brush is only as good as the cleanser you use with it. This is a big one. Some at-home electronic facial brushes come with their own cleanser. Pay attention to this! One cleanser can't work for all skin types. It can't hydrate dry skin while absorbing excess oil and shine for oily skin types, while balancing combination skin. So ditch the one-size-fits-all skin care and ask yourself: What is my skin type? Once you know, you can choose a cleanser formulated specifically for you with a gentle but effective facial brush. Think of it this way. You wouldn't get a great espresso machine and then use generic coffee beans with it, would you? How to Clean the Brush! Wash your facial brush under running water to remove makeup residue. the bristles under clean running water after cleaning your face. Rub the bristles with your fingers under the water to make sure that you've gotten rid of any soap or other residue. You can even use mild liquid soap or even baby shampoo to get rid of any tough-to-remove makeup. Once you've cleaned out the brush, pat it dry with a towel and allow it to air-dry.It's very important to clean your brush head after every single use. Otherwise, dirt and makeup that may have gotten on the bristles will cause breakouts the next time you use the brush. Rinse your brush in gentle alcohol-based disinfectant each week. Fill a bowl with enough disinfectant that it covers the brush head, drop it in, and allow it to soak for a minute. Allow the brush to air-dry on a towel without rinsing it off.[9] This helps to kill any bacteria that may be on the bristles after using the brush daily.Before you use the brush again, make sure you've thoroughly rinsed the bristles. The disinfectant could be irritating to your skin. Avoid using the same brush head for different areas of the body. If you have other areas of the body that are prone to breakouts, use a new brush head rather than the same one you use on your face. Using the same brush head for your entire body will cause an imbalance in bacteria and result in worse breakouts. Do not share your brush head with other people. Sharing your brush with others can spread bacteria. If you want to share a brush with your roommate or partner, share the motorized base and simply switch out the brush head each time you use it.[11] Sharing a brush head between two people can result in breakouts and inflammation. Using a facial cleansing brush is actually incredibly easy. Here’s the general idea: