Review on 9PCS Saviland Double-End Nail Art Brush Set With Dotting And Liner Pens - Tools For Professional Nail Design, DIY Manicures, And Nail Salon Use by John Thawngzauk

These are hands down, my favorite detail brushes. They are weighted better than any of the other sets I own. When making small details on a small pallet like a nail, the more evenly weighted the tool, the more control and fluidity your hand will have. Super thin, crisp lines are a snap with these. They hold just enough gel product to not over saturate your design. The dotting tools on the end make for a wide variety dot sizes.If you do builder gel, polygel, hard gel, etc. the small acrylic-type brush will become your best friend. Once you place your bead, the small acrylic-type brush allows you to pull, drag, and perfectly even out your bead without over working the product. The more evenly the bead goes on, the less filing you'll need to do.Saviland never disappoints. And these brushes have not let me down either.My only recommendation is to clean them with a quick dip in alcohol, then acetone, then back to alcohol and lightly roll the brush on a paper towel so the bristles just BARELY make any contact. Don't push the bristles down to the bottom of your dampening dishes either when cleaning. Keep them off the bottom and sides. You'll ruin them just as you would any brush. Also, once they are clean, keep them in their individual tubes. You'll thank me later.