General Pencil The Masters Hand Soap-4.5 Ounces

Best product for removing artists oil paints- wet or dry.

I always have paint and/or ink on my hands and this soap is wonderful! I wasn't believing it at first, it works so well! I keep one in my craft room and another in the kitchen. It has lasted a long time already too.

Anyone who paints has used this stuff for years. It will take anything off your hands without turning them into sandpaper. Also cleans your brushes very well. Acrylic oil whatever. This company also makes a brush cleaner conditioner. That comes in a tub. That’s awesome too. If you forget, leave your brushes too long and they dry out, it’ll mostly fix them.

Not harsh and will get even dried oil paint to dissolve and extract. Doesn’t irritate hands or materials. Leaves artist brushes in pliable good shape.

I was introduced to this soap in an oil painting class and I've loved it ever since. Plain bar and liquid soaps aren't half as effective. There are granules in the bar to help exfoliate away stuck-on paint. No matter what kind of art/craft material I use, this soap takes it off easily, and doesn't dry out my skin. It's also useful for cleaning paintbrushes. (The same company makes a brush conditioner that's a nice follow-up to washing. It makes natural hair brushes last much longer.) The scent is mild, and doesn't bother my relatives with sensitive noses.

this is great soap

Cleans hands and brushes of oil paint easily.

It's great price. I use it to wash my makeup brushes especially the ones with concealer and liquid foundation.It's gentle and won't destroy the brushes!