Makeup Brush Cleaner Dryer, Neeyer Super-Fast Electric Brush Cleaner Machine Automatic Brush Cleaner Spinner Makeup Brush Tools

The Makeup Brush Cleaner Dryer from Neeyer was a fantastic choice for a Mother's Day gift, and it made for a truly delightful surprise. Not only was the arrival of the cleaner and stand a wonderful touch, but the cleaner itself exceeded expectations. The Neeyer Electric Brush Cleaner is super-fast, making the often tedious task of cleaning makeup brushes a breeze. It's an automatic brush cleaner machine that effortlessly removes makeup residue and dirt from the brushes, leaving them fresh and ready to use in no time. My mom was overjoyed with the gift, as it streamlined her makeup routine and kept her brushes in top-notch condition. It's an excellent addition to any makeup enthusiast's collection. The Neeyer Makeup Brush Cleaner Dryer is a game-changer when it comes to brush cleaning. It's user-friendly, efficient, and a thoughtful gift choice that any makeup lover will appreciate.

I'm really bad at washing my makeup brushes regularly - I hate the scrubbing and the mess, and how long it takes my brushes to dry. But, all of that gets cut down with this device and I'm really glad I bought it. If you're like me and lazy about cleaning your brushes, I would recommend doing a deep-clean before using this set to loosen up any old makeup, especially liquid foundation. This device feels like it's more for daily maintenance, and to rinse off product that isn't really dried onto the bristles. It does a great job cleaning the end of the bristles though, and I'm amazed by how well it dries everything. Depending on the density of the brush, 30-60 seconds is all you need to get your brush 95% dry. My only criticism is the fit of some of the grips. I have a few cheaper drugstore brushes that don't quite fit any of them - either the grip is too big, or I really have to squeeze the brush handle in. I actually broke my oldest Elf brush (bristles separated completely from the wood handle) trying to pull it out from a too-tight grip. :') I'm not too upset about the $2 brush, but it's worth mentioning to be careful if you're using anything more expensive. Overall this gets 5 stars from me for ease of use, convenience, and drying ability.

The Neeyer Super-Fast Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner Dryer has completely changed the way I clean my brushes. This cleaner is incredibly quick! Because it speeds up my cleaning time, I find I clean more frequently (once a week, instead of once a month). Because of the frequency, they also clean with fewer rinses. My first attempt meant filling, rinsing, and refilling several times to get each brush clean. But, now that I'm on a regular routine, I can clean and dry each brush in about a minute. No more waiting hours for brushes to dry or scrubbing manually. It spins the brushes efficiently, cleaning even deep into the bristles and leaving them clean in seconds. The setup is straightforward. You just attach the correct size collar to your brush, dip it in the cleaning solution, and turn on the machine. The automatic spinning action is smooth and works without any effort on my part. It’s so simple that even a beginner could use it without any hassle. The only brushes that have not fit are those very small brushes made to carry in a purse. It removed all traces of makeup and dirt from even my most stubborn brushes. I’ve used it on both liquid foundation and eyeshadow brushes, and it works perfectly on both. The bristles feel soft and look brand new after each cleaning session. Not only does it clean the brushes, but the drying function works wonderfully too! The brushes have minimal water left in the bristles when I'm done. I clean them before bedtime and they're dry and useable by the next morning.

12/10. I had low expectations of this producer after purchasing on a whim, so it sat under my sink for weeks until I finally pulled it out. Who likes chores? To say I’m blown away by the results is an understatement. Brushes I’ve had for years (and previously washed) but forgot used to be/have white tips were. white. again. Not a single one was damaged by the process. I used dawn dish soap to clean (couple of drops) and had to refill/empty the water a few times because it cleaned the brushes that well. Process was suuuuper easy- dunk and push the button, lift out of water and allow to spin just above the water to “dry off.” A few of my brushes were a little tricky to remove from the stubs holding them onto the wand, but I probably noticed that more because of a wrist injury. Otherwise, super simple to use. After spinning dry, brushes had to have been about 95% dry. It’s hard to say whether I’m more impressed by how clean my brushes became; or how dry. I seriously kept feeling the brush thinking “no way…” Usually I have to figure out how to hang my brushes upside down to dry after washing so they don’t ruin the handle; never again. All told, I washed and “dried” about 40 brushes in maybe 10 min? All were water soluble makeup (ie for me, no liquids/cream products), so can’t speak to that. Brushes were completely dry the next day for use. If you’re on the fence, purchase.

It works well for person al use. It cleans the brush enough but when it comes to heavy cream products you have to put it through more than once. Overall good product.

Ok it works. The brush holders fit the wand nicely and spins the brushes clean in water with solution. I used elf. The bowl is plastic and does not need the black rim that rests on top of the bowl. It does not latch or screws on, just rests on top. Useless... so I removed that as I felt it was waiting to cause me to make a mess by tipping over the bowl. Basically the only thing portable is the wand. It is the only part that comes with a travel bag. The tray that holds the brushes is flimsy. I'd buy it again, especially for the price.

Works really well!

This little guy works great. It comes with heaps of ends for all your brush ends to push into. I use tiny bit of makeup shampoo and clean my brushes and then do a rinse with it. The brushes come out so clean. I'm very happy with it.

I gave this to my granddaughter who really likes it. She says it cleans much better than hand washing her brushes and takes half the time. She has a lot of brushes.

I’ve been told by other people that these things are useless, and I initially tried various detergents to no effect, but once I used eye makeup remover, followed by weak detergent, then a good couple of rinses, my brushes are now perfect!

Works fairly well. Sometimes there isn’t quite a size head for brush and wobbles out