Review on 🌈 Yoseng 16-Piece Finger Ink Blending Brushes Daubers for Painting, Drawing, Ink, Card Making - Enhance Finger Painting and Craft with Color-Coded Handles - Rainbow Ink Blender Tool Set by Amy Mcleod

I only bought these brushes for my Distress Oxide. I prefer brushes for mixing ink over sponges. They are great for my tiny creative space as they are small and come in their own case. I store them easily and the case keeps them from transferring ink to my other tools. These brushes are ideal for blending large and small spots and will not damage the stencils. I only use this kit for my Distress Oxide inks, and I have another set to mix other inks I make. I love how they are also color coded to match the same color groups. This will help you find the right color for the right brush. I bought both sets and found them worth the price. The only thing I could find wrong was that when assembling the brushes it was a bit difficult to catch bristles, two or ten under the lip to put the caps on the end of the brush. I've found that turning the base while inserting the brush into the slot keeps the bristles from snagging, as well as a little patience. that they are worth a good price. The only thing I could find wrong was that when assembling the brushes it was a bit difficult to catch bristles, two or ten under the lip to put the caps on the end of the brush. I've found that turning the base while inserting the brush into the slot keeps the bristles from snagging, as well as a little patience. that they are worth a good price. The only thing I could find wrong was that when assembling the brushes it was a bit difficult to catch bristles, two or ten under the lip to put the caps on the end of the brush. I've found that turning the base while inserting the brush into the slot keeps the bristles from snagging, as well as a little patience. that they are worth a good price. The only thing I could find wrong was that when assembling the brushes it was a bit difficult to catch bristles, two or ten under the lip to put the caps on the end of the brush. I've found that turning the base while inserting the brush into the slot keeps the bristles from snagging, as well as a little patience. that they are worth a good price. The only thing I could find wrong was that when assembling the brushes it was a bit difficult to catch bristles, two or ten under the lip to put the caps on the end of the brush. I've found that rotating the base when inserting the brush into the slot keeps the bristles from snagging, as well as a little patience.