Blendercleanser® Liquid Lavender Scented Sponge & Brush Cleanser

Blendercleanser® Liquid Lavender is Beauty Blender's own liquid wash for sponges and brushes, built around a soy base with no dyes and nothing in it the brand classes as a skin irritant. It was formulated for the material a beautyblender® is made from, which is why it lifts residue without chewing up the sponge.

What it actually does

• Strips old makeup out of the sponge, not just off it. The formula is super-concentrated and lathers low, so it works through the foam rather than sitting on the surface as suds.
• Keeps the sponge intact. Beauty Blender's point is that this cleanser protects the integrity of the sponge itself — generic dish soap and bar soaps are what dry out and crumble foam.
• Conditions bristles as it cleans. Sustainable palm oils, aloe and coconut oil are in there to leave brush hair soft instead of stiff and squeaky.
• Germ claims, as stated by the brand. Beauty Blender reports protection against 99.7% of harmful germs, and continued protection against 99.9% for 24 hours after washing — including when visible staining remains in the sponge.
• Light lavender scent. Enough to make the chore pleasant, not a perfume.
• Vegan, all natural, made in the USA. Formulated without sulfates, parabens or phthalates.
• Not sponge-only. The brand positions it as a professional go-to for every tool in the kit, makeup brushes included.

How to use

1. Put a decent amount of cleanser directly onto the wet sponge or brush head — be generous, not thrifty.
2. Squeeze and compress gently to build a lather. Compressing the sponge pushes air out and pulls the cleanser in, which is where the actual cleaning happens.
3. Keep the pressure even. Twisting, pinching or wringing is how sponges end up split or torn.
4. For set-in stains, dilute a little cleanser in a bowl of water and leave the sponge to soak for a few hours or overnight.
5. Rinse under clean water, blot the excess out with a towel, and leave it somewhere airy to dry fully before the next use.

Questions

Lavender or charcoal — which one?

This lavender version is the gentler, scented routine wash for regular upkeep. The charcoal liquid is the unscented option built around drawing out heavier grime. If you clean your sponge often, lavender is the easier habit.

My sponge still looks stained after washing. Is it clean?

Pigment staining and bacterial load are two different things. Beauty Blender's germ-protection figures are stated to hold even where stains stay behind. If a mark will not shift, the overnight soak in diluted cleanser is the next step.

Can I wash brushes with it too?

Yes. Beauty Blender recommends it across all tools. Work it through the bristles rather than the ferrule, and dry brushes flat or head-down.

Is there fragrance in it?

There is a light lavender scent. The formula is free of dyes and of what the brand identifies as skin irritants, and is made without sulfates, parabens and phthalates.

Delivery, payment and returns?

Delivery runs 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. You can pay by credit card, debit card, Instapay or mobile wallets — no cash on delivery. Returns are accepted for defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery, with the refund issued to your original payment method within 15–30 days.