Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner, 7,000 RPM Spinner

I put off washing my brushes for weeks, so this little spinner has been a lifesaver. I fill the clear tank to the MAX line with warm water and a drop of soap, snap a brush into the silicone cap bristles-down, and press the one button. Foundation swirls out of my buffing brush in a couple of minutes and the water turns a scary beige. Now I actually wash them every week.

Honestly, the water color after one spin is both gross and satisfying. My foundation brush came out clean without me standing at the sink.

Bought this because my sink routine was a joke. The cap holds my eyeshadow blenders and a fluffy powder brush without any fuss, and the 7,000 RPM spin loosens powder and oil fast. I use the textured mat afterward for a quick hand rinse on the stubborn ones. Brushes dry soft, not stiff, and it's only about 3.5 inches wide.

Plugged into my phone charger and it started right away with one button. Small, easy to tuck in a drawer, and my face brushes look new.

As someone who wears full-coverage foundation daily, my brushes get caked. This thing pulls it out with just soapy water and a spin. The clear tank lets me watch the water go cloudy, which is oddly satisfying. I flip the brushes upside down on a towel to dry and the bristles feel softer than before.

Setup took two minutes: fill to the MAX line, add soap, clip in the brush, press start. Cleaner brushes with basically no effort.

Love how simple this is. The silicone cap grips my slim-handled eye brushes snugly, and they stay bristles-down in the water while it spins. I see less leftover eyeshadow color after rinsing than when I scrub by hand. The USB cable is handy since I can plug it into a laptop or an adapter. It's only 6.3 inches tall, so it doesn't take much room on my vanity.

Tiny but mighty. It handled my concealer brush, which usually takes forever to get clean.

My blush brushes finally look the way they did when new. I just do a quick mat rinse and set them out to dry.

Great little gadget for anyone who dreads brush day. Fill, spin, rinse, done.

Wash day used to eat up my Sunday. Now I drop a brush in the cap, press the button, and go do my hair. When I come back the foundation and oil have loosened into the water. I rinse under the tap, pat dry, and the bristles feel fluffier than they did with hand washing.

Set it next to my sink and now use it every week. The bristles come out soft and clean all the way down.

Just press once and it goes. My stippling brush is cleaner than it's ever been.

Beats standing at the sink swirling each brush in my palm. The mat is a nice extra for a final rinse.

Compact enough for my small bathroom counter. I dropped in my eyeshadow brush and it came out clean in one cycle.

I put off washing my brushes for weeks, so this little spinner has been a lifesaver. I fill the clear tank to the MAX line with warm water and a drop of soap, snap a brush into the silicone cap bristles-down, and press the one button. Foundation swirls out of my buffing brush in a couple of minutes and the water turns a scary beige. Now I actually wash them every week.

Honestly, the water color after one spin is both gross and satisfying. My foundation brush came out clean without me standing at the sink.

Bought this because my sink routine was a joke. The cap holds my eyeshadow blenders and a fluffy powder brush without any fuss, and the 7,000 RPM spin loosens powder and oil fast. I use the textured mat afterward for a quick hand rinse on the stubborn ones. Brushes dry soft, not stiff, and it's only about 3.5 inches wide.

Plugged into my phone charger and it started right away with one button. Small, easy to tuck in a drawer, and my face brushes look new.

As someone who wears full-coverage foundation daily, my brushes get caked. This thing pulls it out with just soapy water and a spin. The clear tank lets me watch the water go cloudy, which is oddly satisfying. I flip the brushes upside down on a towel to dry and the bristles feel softer than before.

Setup took two minutes: fill to the MAX line, add soap, clip in the brush, press start. Cleaner brushes with basically no effort.

Love how simple this is. The silicone cap grips my slim-handled eye brushes snugly, and they stay bristles-down in the water while it spins. I see less leftover eyeshadow color after rinsing than when I scrub by hand. The USB cable is handy since I can plug it into a laptop or an adapter. It's only 6.3 inches tall, so it doesn't take much room on my vanity.

Tiny but mighty. It handled my concealer brush, which usually takes forever to get clean.

My blush brushes finally look the way they did when new. I just do a quick mat rinse and set them out to dry.

Great little gadget for anyone who dreads brush day. Fill, spin, rinse, done.

Wash day used to eat up my Sunday. Now I drop a brush in the cap, press the button, and go do my hair. When I come back the foundation and oil have loosened into the water. I rinse under the tap, pat dry, and the bristles feel fluffier than they did with hand washing.

Set it next to my sink and now use it every week. The bristles come out soft and clean all the way down.

Just press once and it goes. My stippling brush is cleaner than it's ever been.

Beats standing at the sink swirling each brush in my palm. The mat is a nice extra for a final rinse.

Compact enough for my small bathroom counter. I dropped in my eyeshadow brush and it came out clean in one cycle.