Nail Brush Kolinsky Sable Acrylic Nail Art Brush Professional Red Wooden Nail Brush (10#)

Great quality. I have not been able to find a good affordable acrylic brush until I tried this one. 100% recommend if you need something affordable with still really good quality!!

So as stated in other reviews the handle was not properly secured and the detached from the ferrule before I ever even used it. But it took all of 2 minutes to crimp the ferrule and glue the handle back on. It has been an EXCELLENT quality brush ever since, especially for as inexpensive as it was! Definitely pure kolinsky with great form and liquid retention. I can easily pickup a large bead. I still have this one and will be buying more

Lo mejor

Éste pensar está muy buena calidad, lo recomiendo 100%

Great quality for the price. It feels nicer than some of the brushes you can find at a supply store. I have the 14 and the 16. If you’re using a pointed brush, this may take some time getting adjusted to. The tip is rounded and flat while the belly is thick. It’s great for holding liquid if you know your L&P ratio, otherwise it might be a nightmare. If you’re new and you do not know the correct liquid ratio, you most likely will get acrylic stuck in your brush… Especially if you work wet and overwork the acrylic. Use a light touch. Do not mash your brush into the acrylic. Wipe your brush after you first apply the bead to drain out the excess liquid. First use: after I get it out of the packaging, I wash it with warm water and brush soap. I let it dry. Then I soak the tip in monomer for a couple hours. If you leave it longer than overnight you will probably warp the finish and the wood handle. Don’t ask me how I know lol. After I drain the excess liquid, I drop cuticle oil on the hairs and let it soak a couple days before I use it. Regular maintenance: Whenever I take a break during a set, I soak the brush in monomer or leave the hairs saturated so it doesn’t dry out. If any acrylic is stuck to it, I soak it in monomer until the acrylic “melts” off and use a different brush for the time being. Switching between 2-3 brushes helps. The longer the acrylic stays in the brush, the longer it takes to remove. When I’m finished using it, I soak it in monomer for 20-30 mins. I’ll check to make sure no acrylic is stuck and then I dry it, and oil it. *** if you get dried acrylic stuck in it, please do not bend the bristles or try to use it until the acrylic is fully removed. If it’s a little, monomer will most likely remove it after soaking awhile. If it’s a lot, soak it in brush cleaner. Oil the bristles after to keep the brush in better shape. If you try to remove dried acrylic, you may warp/destroy the bristles permanently. I’ve done it before with other brushes. I use this maintenance for all my brushes and they never get dried acrylic stuck in them anymore. I bought a brush cleaner container that holds it above the liquid. I fill it with monomer and sometimes a touch of acetone. The acetone doesn’t hurt my brushes cause I regularly oil them.

Super profesional el mejor se lo recomiendo no ha casi ni que pasar lija a las uñas le mande a mi prima uno en cuba y quedo encantada.

I was really looking forward to using this nail brush, but unfortunately, it arrived defective. The top and bottom parts were completely separated, making it unusable right out of the package, I tried attempting to attach it but that was pointless as it kept falling and wouldn't stay. It seemed like poor quality, wasn’t sealed correctly cause the little plastic holder was opened and looked already cracked. Was looking around for the top part and found it in the Amazon box. Either way, very disappointed with the condition it arrived in.

Can tell was not checked before shipping ,but application was still flawless . Easy to clean will buy again