New But Not Really

[Larissa]

I needed to make some Purity to replenish our supply, and decided to offer something new.  Face painters (including me) have been using Purity since we started supplying it to clean face painting sponges & brushes... and even get face paint off their faces and out of their clothes.  Works better than anything else we've all tried.

So... why not use it for regular makeup brushes, sponges, wedges, and even eyeshadow applicators?  No reason not to!

I was talking to a fellow face painter who suggested tubs, and now we've done it.  Tubs of Purity, containing approximately 8.75 oz of the stuff.  At the slow rate it gets used up, it'll last a long, long, long time.  I'd speak in the superlative and say "forever," but I like to be accurate.

Anyway, I took a quick snap while they're on the rack.

[Chainmaille By MBOI]

Speaking of soap we are out, need to order more LOL
Stumbled, plurked, facebooked, google+, and scheduled tweet!!

[Larissa]

Thanks, babe!

Oh, and it's up here:  http://handmadeartistsshop.com/product-details/Bath%20and%20Beauty/Soap/Purity%20Makeup%20Brush%20Cleaner/?pid=20120209201042c509a

[trusk4u]

That is a great idea! Right now I use a bar soap similar to yours from my store. No scent, no wierd stuff and it does a good job. The bar does get slippery and hard to hold.

[Larissa]

Thanks!  And thanks for the FB promo.