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I always had trouble cleaning my beauty blender sponge. I tried this one and found it could easily clean my stuff with ultrasonication and the little dotted structure at the bottom to message my brush and sponge. It cleaned the brushes efficiently and cleaned the foundation on the sponge thoroughly, which is the most surprising part since I always found it hard and time-consuming to clean the sponge with my bare hands. Definitely recommend it if you also find it hard to clean the sponges.

It’s not super sturdy nor very powerful, but, it can’t be…if it was like a BLENDER/NINJA the soapy water would fly all over your bathroom! If you have the patience to hold the brush you are attempting to clean steady and take it around and around with some controlled pressure, it works. Another ‘BUT’, you will need to RINSE whatever brush you clean either by hand in the sink, or refill the cup with clean water and spin…which you’re gonna have to clean the cup anyway, it does get lots of residue off your brushes…just takes TIME and patience. It’s a little toy, and sometimes in the right mood, I’ll use it. Other times, I just get to work in the sink with my manual cleaner .

Good but not great. Certainly not the must have I was hoping for, even at my discounted price of $16.99. The motor wasn't particularly strong so I couldn't get a real deep scrub going, and the power button is touchy. The little nubs on the silicone bowl help a bit, but I still needed several rounds of cleaning and rinsing to get them totally clean. I actually found using little to no water was more effective than filling the bowl because at that point you're just "cleaning" in dirty water. So you either need to refill and re-soap a few times or just re-soap and rinse separately after. Ultimately, I still needed to rinse even after multiple cleanings with this machine to make sure all the dirt, makeup and soap was rinsed out. It saved me from having to manually scrub, but elbow grease seems to be more effective, and even I am not that lazy.Did it save me some effort? Yes. Did it save me some time? I guess. Bottom line, what it didn't save me was brush shampoo or water, which is what I was hoping for. I'll keep it for my laziest days, but will probably stick with Colonel Conk's shaving soap and frequent rinsing for a more effective clean.

I cleaned all my brushes in under 10 minutes. It is super simple to use. I change the water alot. I have no complaints. I had the hand held spinner kind and it ruined my brushes. I had to end up buying new powder brushes. It made me so angry. This one cleans them very well without messing up my brushes. They are super clean and very soft again. I now don't dread cleaning my brushes.

The media could not be loaded.  I am a professional, make up artist and took this on a wedding trip, and it was perfect to remove all of those Longware foundations from my brushes. All I did was add a little bit of water and a few drops of dish soap. Main thing is not to push too low into the machine so that you don’t stop the motor and break it like some other people have mentioned. Other than that, it took off all of the bronzers and long wearing foundations and eyeliners that usually stay in your brushes, especially with synthetic bristles!