Anisa Beauty Brush Cleaning Pad Durable Silicone Surface for Deep Cleaning Makeup Brushes Ideal for All Brush Types

Looks just like the photos and cleans my makeup brushes really fast . The device is easy to clean itself after use. Read more

I've loved the brushes I've gotten from this brand, so getting a brush cleaner from the same company seemed like an obvious thing to do. I love this little thing! It's made in a way unlike any other brush cleaner I've ever seen. It slips over the side of your hand and rests in your palm. You put a little cleanser in the middle of the pad and gently go to town, swirling the brush bristles around in circles and letting the little silicone bristles on the cleaner do their work gently cleaning your brush. The shape is very ergonomic and doesn't slide off my hand during cleaning and I love that it's vegan (like all the products I've tried from this brand). I'm not sure if you have large or puffy hands if this would fit correctly since the "handle" (which sits on the back of your hand) is both somewhat narrow and has a slight bend down at the end to (I assume) help hold it in place. The color is pretty, too. Irrelevant, but a nice touch for a purple fan like me! Read more

Works really well cleaning your brushes but I wish the handle had a better grip. Read more

This is very nice! Excellent quality. I can use this to clean brushes, or I can rub my eye shadow brushes over the bristles to change colors. Works very well for home or travel. I would even love a mini version of this one for travel. I have a electric brush cleaner when I want to wash all my brushes. This works great when I want to clean one or two heavy use brushes. I have a specific color changer product, but I might not have it with me on travel or work. This Anisa pad works very well to clean the brush for a new color. Just use a new area each time you want to change. It's easy to clean afterwards. It's a good size that covers half my palm, half my fingers. It falls right into place where the bends of my fingers wrap around to hold it. That plus the hook keeps this securely in place. The bristles are a little flexible, but I only need to rub the brush lightly across to clean them. Read more

This is so cute and I love the packaging. It looks high end to me and is very giftable. And it should be for the $15 price tag. I think that's a little steep for my budget but could be reasonable splurge gift (it should last for quite a while). I have several sets of brushes so I don't wash mine every day after use. I just set the used ones aside and at the end of the week or so I take a little time and wash them all at once. I started out simply using my hand to work in the cleanser and it was fine. Then I got a cheap face spin brush set whose construction was as cheap as it looked. I discarded that but kept one attachment head—a silicone brush to use as a brush cleaner. In the attached comparison photos, you can see the longer length of the bristles on it which I feel really get up in the bristles for a deep clean. However, as you can also see in the photos, it is smaller than the Anisa so I was very excited to get this pad which would be much easier to hold. I was a little disappointed to see the nubs on its surface so low profile. I was really hoping for a little more length there. I would definitely suggest an upgrade of longer bristles! As is, it's not terrible but it isn't as effective as the face scrubber from a cheapo electric face cleaner. My thicker brushes proved more of a challenge to not only clean but also rinse out. I use a leftover foaming face wash (Loreal Ideal Clean that didn't work for my face) as my brush cleaner and I find scrubbing the brush on the long bristles of my smaller current pad while under water really helps rinse out the soap. After using the same rinsing technique on the Anisa, I still found sticky soap residue farther up the brush head. So, I would take that into consideration as a limitation. Would I switch out to Anisa? I'm on the fence. I love the color, size, shape and the curved "hook" of the Anisa. I can hang it from my counter organizer shelf so it's within easy reach for cleaning. On my current makeshift pad, I love the longer bristles and while the large size of the Anisa gives more cleaning area, the smaller disk can be popped into small spaces. I would definitely switch over IF the bristles were longer because when it comes down to it, effectiveness of the tool trumps aesthetics for me. I'll keep this and use it because it is so darn cute but I feel I can't dump my current pad just yet. Read more

This made washing my brushes so much easier. It worked for my really dirty eyeshadow brushes. It was also easy to clean and dry. Overall really great and compact brush cleaning tool! Read more

This arrives in a fully sealed package. Just pull across the zip-strip to open the bag. Then, give this a try. It fits in the palm of your hand perfectly. Then, there is this little hooked area that ensures a really good grip as you clean your brushes. And, the texture of this pad has dots, dashes, and circles that promise a thorough clean in no time! I really like how this makes cleaning your brushes so simple! Really great design, really great helper! Read more

I got the Anisa Beauty Brush Cleaning Pad, and while it’s a heavy, weighted silicone pad, it’s surprisingly ergonomic thanks to the curved handle design. It fits perfectly in my palm, making it easy to clean my makeup brushes. It works well for removing powder products, but it’s not as effective with liquid or cream products. See my pics; the cleansing pad didn't fully clean off my Haus Labs foundation off the beauty sponge and it didn't fully remove my REM foundation off the foundation brush either. 🙁 As another reviewer pointed out, the silicone nubs are too short and small to thoroughly cleanse brushes with thicker formulas. I find myself having to swirl my brushes vigorously to get them mostly clean, which, unfortunately, will 100% wear down the bristles and weaken the glue holding them to the ferrule over time. Read more