3 in 1 Silicone Makeup Brush Cleaner Bowl with Brush Drying Holder (Simple White)...

This washing bowl is so cute! The biggest issue I've come across is that if you're washing more than 1-2 brushes at a time then you'll need to find a place for the clean brushes to sit while you're using the washing tray before you can set them in the web to dry. I suppose you could hang/hold the washing bowl up and wash the brushes while it's hanging then place them underneath but I feel like that would be tough to do especially if the brush handles are really thin or really thick. Beyond that, I like how clean my brushes get when I use this bowl. There are 4 different cleaning patterns to accommodate different brush types. The washing tray is angled so water collects on the one end which makes it easy to re-wet the brush being cleaned. On the underside is a web that holds the brushes of many different sizes. I've noticed that with narrow brushes, if I lightly knock the brush, sometimes it'll fall out. Also I've found that a 0.75" diameter brush handle is the largest that'll fit in the web. You can dry the brushes standing up, or hang the bowl up so the brushes dry pointing downward. The washing bowl overall is 6.75" long and 2.5" wide. It's substantial and a bit heavy. It comes with a small sponge. Overall I really like this washing bowl but it's not quite what I had in mind for washing multiple brushes at the same time.

I love using this! Its so easy to use and makes cleaning all my brushes quick and easy. Its a decent size and not tiny, the bonus is that it also acts as a drying rack. Great purchase

For whatever reason, I truly dislike cleaning makeup brushes. It's just messy and time consuming. When I saw this Cleaner Bowl for Makeup Brushes I decided to give it a try. I just finished cleaning 9 brushes. I was only going to do one, but it was so easy and did such a good job I got the rest out and cleaned them as well. And am happy to add that it only took about 20 min for all 9 brushes. They are now stuck into the back-side web of silicone spaces hanging in the shower to dry. I did use a drop of shampoo and started with clean water for each brush. Swirling them around on the textured bottom really did a good job of getting all the makeup powders out of the bristles. I then rinsed each brush twice to get rid of all soap residue. I did the job in the kitchen sink to contain the splashing, so basically, there was nothing to clean up afterwards. Just rinse the sink out and done. I have no problem recommending this product to others. It really is a super easy and quick way to keep brushes clean.

Hello friends, I selected this 3-in-1 silicone makeup brush cleaner bowl set for cleaning brushes. I got brush cleaner bowl because it was so cute. In hindsight, I probably should not have got one that was white because there is a chance it might stay overtime with high pigmented paints. Will do my best to keep it cleaned out, but we'll see. The bowl itself is interesting on the inside. It is at a permanent slant. So you clean up toward the top and then brush down as you grab liquid to clean the brushes. It is not a flat bottomed brush cleaner. I find it useful for some brushes and not useful for others. It's very heavy. I like that there's lots of space underneath to hang a lot of brushes all at once. It looks very cute in an art studio.

Review of panda brush cleaner & holder from Waritili This is adorable in person. It seems a little strange to me to see the brushes hanging upside down under this, but it is very practical. I've been storing some small things in the top portion and hanging brushes from the bottom. The textures on the cleaning portion rub residue off of my makeup brushes well. Hanging them upside down gives me assurance that the bristles won't get bent from leaning on other brushes; I just make sure that there's something below it to catch the water. I was surprised by the huge range of handle widths this accommodates. The irregular silicone strips on the bottom leave really small holes as well as spaces that can hold my largest makeup brushes. Previously I had all my brushes in a decorative cup. It was more stylish than this, less cute, and more dangerous to the bristles both because the brushes leaned up against one another and it was hard to remove a brush without rubbing against the bristles of the other brushes. I've repurposed my cup. No real complaints with this in appearance, quality, or usefulness.