Sephora and Clinique both sell makeup cleaning brushes. All you have to is spray the cleaner product on the brush, and you can use your hands to wipe the brush down or a napkin. They also sell anti-bactrial spray which you can use after you clean the brush. If you dont have any of those, you can always a little bit of soap and water, not a lot, wipe it off with a napkin and leave it over night to dry. Be caution with the amount of soap you use. Some people say that the soap stays in the brush and the have to rinse it more than once.

I use Sephora brush shampoo. Wash once a week with warm water. Do not soak the brush in water, just clean the bristles. Rinse well until there is no more make up on the brush. Air dry flat.

I use my liquid soap on my brush everyday and gently rub the soap into the brush going with the bristles. I then rinse the brush and dry it gently with a tissue. It is clean and dry the next morning and ready to use!

You can try baby shampoo if you don't have any brush cleaner. If you've been using this for a thicker concealer clarifying shampoo works great. Good luck!

You can clean it every time after using, I do it to my brush everyday and it hasn't started shedding or anything. You can use a brush spray to spot clean it. Fold a tissue in half twice and spray a corner of the tissue with the brush cleaning spray and just sweep your brush through it. Excess make up should start coming off. If you want a thorough clean, use the brush shampoo, and just follow the instructions on the bottle. Just remember, when you run the brush through running water, keep it brush tip down and keep it that way as you let it dry. I hope that helps.

You really only need to use this brush every week or so if you use it everyday with sephora brush cleaner not to go cleaner the normal brush cleaner

You should at least wipe down your makeup brush daily, but shampoo (baby shampoo works best) them about once a week. Keeping your brushes clean can help prevent breakouts and help them last longer.

I just use a drop of regular hand soap + water, and I wash it every time after I use it, otherwise it gets crusty pretty quickly.

You can use brush cleaners (Sephora has a few) or even just use regular shampoos to clean your makeup brushes. For synthetic brushes you can use just soap and water.

You just have to dampen your brush with warm water and gently rub it in circle motion in your hand with baby shampoo. After, let it dry horizontally on a piece of tissue and you're done! Once a week should be enough!

About 5 inches.

i just measured it with my ruler.
From the hair to bottom of the brush it is 5 and 3/4 inch long.

It's about the length of an average pen. Very easy and comfortable to work with.

The handle is approximately 5 inches from the base of the bristles.

About 6", and it feels comfortable in your hand. You will have a firm grasp, yet it is lightweight and efficient.

I'd say the entire brush is approx. 6'' long.

it's long

It's not in front of me but I would say about 6 inches?

4-5"

it has a normal sized handle. it isn't small or anything.

Absolutely!!! You''ll love it if you buy it.

Yes. I have both to to honest & use both intermittently bc I have 2 different uses for them (for my Paint Pot & one for my concealer) & I honestly love both!

yes. i have several mac brushes and they are very similar. i use a mac brush for my tinted moisturizer. i prefer this concealer brush over the one i had from mac before because its texture is better for concealer in my opinion.

I personally don't have the MAC brushes, but one of my friends does have the set, and I would say from talking to her that those brushes are better, but not by much. :)

I returned it after 2 weeks... it does not work with my HD make up... it's difficult to get a natural apparience with this brush, it needs to be softer

if you are looking for a good brysh concealer, I would reccomend tha sephora silver colection.. the brush is more expensive but it's lot of better.... i works perfect for all my make up and my HD make up

Yes, definitely!

This one is synthetic. I believe MAC is natural which can hold bacteria.

i personally like this one more than the MAC one because it feels nicer and applies better...

I've never use a MAC brush myself, but I'm assuming this one relatively sucks. The MAC one is probably a lot softer, knowing the quality of MAC products.