EZH White Metal Handle Rose Gold Kolinsky Acrylic Nail Art Brush #2-#24

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♥ How to care for your 100% Kolinsky Acrylic Brushes? ♥
Step #1
Before using your new brush: To prep the brush we recommend you spray the bristles with a bit of alcohol to remove the residue that it comes with. Then soak your brush in monomer a few times, wipe it on a paper towel, and your brush is ready to use!
Step #2
During your service: Be sure to keep your brush clean and not let the acrylic powder harden on the bristles. This can be difficult to remove if it dries so just keep it clean by wiping it on a paper towel as you work.
Step #3
After every use: Make sure you clean your brush after every use by soaking it in monomer and wiping off leftover product on a paper towel. Finish it off by reshaping the bristles and storing it in an upwards position or on its side making sure that the bristles aren’t touching any surface.
Step #4
Deep cleaning and storing: If product has hardened onto your brush you can do a deep clean by soaking it in acetone for about 5 minutes to allow the product to soften. Gently scrape off the remaining acrylic powder until it is completely removed. Finish off the deep cleaning by conditioning your brush in monomer for a few minutes. Keep in mind that acetone can dehydrate the bristles so you want to rehydrate with the monomer.

♥ What sizes are available? ♥
For Acrylic brushes, sizes are from #8 to #24.
For 3d sculpture brushes, sizes are from #1 to #6.
For French brushes, sizes are from #6 to #18.
For Gel brush, sizes are from #1 to #8.

♥ What makes a good Kolinsky nail brush? ♥
If you’re a professional nail technician, you know just how important the right brush is for achieving the perfect acrylic nails.A quality kolinsky brush is essential for creating smooth and even lines and shapes, as well as for detailing designs. Finding the perfect brush for your specific needs can be tricky, so here are some tips for choosing the best kolinsky for acrylic nails.

1. Size Does Matter
First, consider the size. The size of the brush head will largely depend on the size of the nails you’ll be working on, as well as your own technique. If you’re working on smaller nails, you’ll want a brush with a smaller head. If you’re going for a longer length, then a larger brush head is typically needed.

2. Check the Quality
Next, be sure to evaluate the grade of the kolinsky brush. The grade of the brush typically refers to the quality of the material and the bristles, and can range from soft to firm. Soft grade brushes are usually used for thin lines and details, while firmer grade brushes are great for adding length and controlling thicker mixtures for sculpting.

3. Upkeep your Brush
No matter which type of kolinsky brush you choose, you’ll want to make sure it is well-made with quality materials. Look for kolinsky brushes that are tightly packed with sturdy, resilient bristles. Also, be sure to clean and condition your brush after each use. You’ll want to keep your brushes in the best condition to ensure the best results.

When choosing a kolinsky brush for acrylic nails, you’ll want to find one that fits your technique, is well-made, and is properly cared for. With a little patience and research, you should be able to find the perfect brush to create flawless acrylic nails.