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Try-It Tuesday! Liquid BlenderCleanser

I picked up a sample of the new Liquid BlenderCleanser as a 100 point perk at Sephora last week so I thought I’d give it a go for Try-It Tuesday. Enjoy the Video!

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10 Responses to "Try-It Tuesday! Liquid BlenderCleanser"

Becky Jumps says:

July 1, 2017 at 7:41 pm

Hi,
I just saw this video and I thought I’d share that I found a soap called Zote, a pink 14 oz bar soap that works perfectly. I found this suggestion on another site and I bought it at a warehouse grocery store that caters to Latinos, living outside of Fresno, Ca. we have many. The bar is $1.95 and works better than the olive oil and Dawn combo which I was using. I’m an oil painter and the olive oil and Dawn mixture is what I use on my paint brushes. Zote has a strong smell, apparently it’s used to even clean clothes but it makes easy work of makeup on sponges and brushes.

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Julie says:

April 11, 2016 at 9:41 am

Hi Angie,

Love your website and all the great information you provide. Could you do a video tutorial on how to get sunscreen not to appear white and how to choose and apply sunscreens and foundation? What brushes to use etc? I watched your video on sunscreens and I still get the white look. I can’t use chemical sunscreens. My favorite is Skinceuticals spf 50 physical fusion. Exuviance has to many botanicals for me.

Also would you consider doing a tutorial on dry flakey patches and how the heck to get rid of them? Please stay away from products that contain fragrance and scents as they can be irritating for sensitive skin. Thanks so much.

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Mary Kay says:

April 3, 2016 at 11:14 am

Love, love, love your videos !

I throw my powder puffs and flat sponges in the washing machine or even the dishwasher.
Have not tried it with a thicker beauty blender, though…. as I don’t use them much so don’t know how they would come it with that method.
Perhaps a pre-soak prior… hey Tide works great on clothes, so why not !!

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Greer says:

April 2, 2016 at 9:15 am

haha! “Ooooo there’s a little ghost face in the sponge!” You are too funny. And so real! Love it Angie! Keep it coming 🙂
(loved this Try it Tuesday. I can never get the stains out of my sponges so I clean them as best I can then throw them away after one cleaning & reuse for a week or so. I might try the Liquid BlenderCleanser from Sephora, but first I’m going to try what Kate said above with the jojoba oil as a cleanser! So many useful tips. Thanks again!)

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Denise says:

March 30, 2016 at 12:04 am

Love this video on the makeup remover for the beauty blender. I do clean my blender and brushes once a week.

I would also like to see a video on monocellular water. I have been thinking of trying it as a makeup remover as a second step. Garnier makes one and is very good price point. Keep up the great work. Love your videos.

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Kate says:

March 25, 2016 at 7:39 am

Hi Angie,

I clean my sponges based on a tip I got from Zabrena’s YouTube channel. I use jojoba oil (any oil will do) directly on the sponge to get the stains out and then rinse that with soap. Sometimes I use a textured silicone oven mitt for a more rubbing action if I have time. Works each time and it’s cheap!

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Tracy says:

March 24, 2016 at 11:04 pm

Hi Angie,

I like all of your videos so please keep them coming. You said you thought this product worked but it seemed to only work once you did the presoak. Have you tried the presoak method with the hand or dish soap you were using?

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1. Angie says:
  
  March 28, 2016 at 10:45 am
  
  Yes, I did try the pre-soak with hand soap and my blender didn’t get as clean as it did with the BlenderCleanser.
  
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Nicole says:

March 23, 2016 at 5:26 pm

Hi Angie,

I absolutely adore your channel, with your wealth of knowledge and thorough research you have helped me get my skin looking it’s beautiful best. Your approach to your viewers offering them insight to ingredients and encouraging viewers to do our own research and review has proven a handy tool for me, I’ve been a silent viewer for 9 months so now I say thank you. Before I purchase any skin care, I always scan the list of ingredients and weigh up benefits vs the price tag. More often than not, the potential purchase is scrapped, knowing full well, it’s a marketing gimmick and has no real beneficial impact for my skin. I’m currently in month 6 for tretinoin cream 0.05% and in love with how my skin is turning out, would never have known if not for me stumbling along your channel. It took me 3 months of obssessive research before I worked up the courage to get a prescription, I shouldn’t have waited but am thankful I am now armed with the knowledge of tretinoin and know what to expect.

Not sure what makes you review and test new products, but I’m just wondering if you have looked into, or heard of instanatural in USA? I’m in Australia and they do not ship here, however the ingredients as well as pricing point appears to be the skin care line of dreams. The concerntration of their ingredients in products sounds too good to be true. Will you please have a look and advise your thoughts? Is it worth looking into past their website?…

Thank you for being open, honest, and unbiased. You have set a bench mark other bloggers have failed to reach. Nicole 🙂

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Trish says:

March 22, 2016 at 4:16 pm

Angie:

I’m a first-time commenter, but have been a fan for a while. I’m in my mid-forties and your reviews are fantastic! I’ve been a long fan of Vivianna Does Makeup, and while I still love her, I also need some perspectives on things that 20- and 30-somethings don’t need to think about , aka dermatological interventions for aging……I also loved your foundation Friday. You are so right about that cc cream – it’s super creamy and you don’t need to add your daily moisturizer with it. I haven’t tried the Chanel Velvet yet, as I’m waiting to finish up my bottle of Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk. Have you tried that one? I’d love to hear your comparison with the Chanel. I would love to hear your thoughts on V-shape and Pelleve (radio frequency treatments designed to stimulate collagen). I know you were not super satisfied with the results from the Fraxel (I personally hate that thing for anything more than removing broken capillaries by my nose once a year). Also, I’d love to see your thoughts on that spray on nail polish, the best body lotions that stimulate collagen, do primers actually work and what ones are the best with foundations for mature skin, makeup setting spray – so we really need that too if we use a primer? Do we really need any of that stuff if we use a good enough foundation? I’d love a tutorial on your eyeliner – it’s perfect. And last but not least, self tanners? What are your thoughts on the best solution? Love your blog, Angie. You are sole voice in the 20 something makeup/beauty world and you have so much going for you!

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