Deep Clean with Dr. Bronner’s this Halloween
Halloween is all about going big: thick face paint, fake blood, glitter and head-to-toe body paint. The fun part is the costume, but the clean-up afterwards is a different story. This year, there’s a little bottle that can help.
The Broadway-approved clean-up
If anyone knows about removing stubborn body paint, it’s Rachel Tucker. She starred in Wicked and used Dr. Bronner’s All-One Magic Soap every night to remove her green body paint after the show. Eight shows a week of head-to-toe green is a tough test, and she reached for the Pure Castile Soap to get the job done.
Why it works
Dr. Bronner’s All-One Magic Soap cuts through thick makeup and body paint, so you can deeply cleanse and say goodbye to your spooky look. It’s also great for:
- Removing fake blood
- Lifting body paint and heavy costume makeup
- Cleaning makeup brushes once the party’s over
That makes it a must-have for any makeup enthusiast.
How to use it
- Wet your face and body.
- Lather several drops of your chosen Magic Soap into your hands.
- Massage into your skin, then rinse.
- For really stubborn paint, repeat the step.
Made with care
Dr. Bronner’s castile soaps are made in California and are vegan, natural, organic and fair trade. They’re loved by celebrities all over the world, and by anyone who wants a clean-up that’s kind to skin and the planet.
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