🖌️ 3pcs Travel Watercolor Brushes, Round Extra Long Synthetic Sable Pocket Paint Brushes with Protective Case Handle, Ideal for Watercolor, Acrylics, Gouache, Ink Review

Good quality bristles and cap is what I was looking for. It's true that some caps aren't as tight as others, but you can gently squeeze the hole with pliers to get a tighter fit. For the price I don't mind, they are perfect now! When I first received the package it had two size 8 brushes and one size 4 brush but not a size 12. I emailed the company and they responded quickly and sent a new set. I recommend the company and the brushes!

They were mentioned in TheFrugalCrafter's Guide by Lindsey Weirich as a potential watercolor travel kit. They're a good weight and come in three useful sizes in a holdall that's already very nice and sturdy. The brush heads were a very good size and after washing they feel comfortable and reach a good point. I haven't seen any loose hair yet! For now, the caps fit snugly on the ends of the brush and stay there to form a nice, long handle.

These brushes fall into the 'you get what you pay for' category. That's why I gave them 3 points. Contrary to many reviews, I didn't find that they contained much water at all. And vice versa. I also found that they have no click at all. Soft. I felt like wrestling with my cold press album all the time just to put on my makeup. Difficult to reach details in my 8x5 album without reference. One of the handles/caps also dangles - the smallest brush I use the most. I also feel like they are a bit…

At first glance I am very satisfied with these travel brushes. The brushes included a bamboo roller. The roll is folded just over 9 1/2" and under 2 1/2". Unfolded it is 9 inches wide. The seams are not horizontal on the inside, but this does not affect its use. I doubt I'll use it for street brushes. Let's get back to the brushes. According to reviewers, all brushes fit snugly in caps - both open and closed. There are three sizes: 4, 8, 12. They all have a good tip. #12 is less than 5 1/2…

I've bought travel brushes but on a budget I thought I'd have to wait forever to buy Escoda or Silver travel brushes. I don't like wasting money and I already have so many watercolor purchases that I wish I hadn't. But I decided that I would spend $18 and take a chance to buy these brushes. I AM SO HAPPY I made it! The only reason I'm writing a review is to make sure someone who wants great brushes at a great price takes the plunge and buys one! I am very happy with my purchase. You can see…

When I first started learning watercolors, I originally needed an inexpensive set of brushes and a few half sets to keep things compact and simple. I've since switched to paint sets and art quality brushes, but I reach for these brushes instead. More than four months later I am ready to review them. Pros: Great bristles, I don't know what they're made of, but they absorb water and paint well and are the perfect hardness/softness for me. Easy to keep clean and keep your points. No loose hair…

Three stars on average. Not bad, but not surprising either. I was looking at many travel brush options and accidentally bought this set instead of the FabArt set. Shipping is $6.52 and since I paid $15.99 for it I thought heck, I'll keep this set. Mine came with a small bamboo/cloth sleeve that holds the brushes. Which was a pleasant surprise. There are three brushes in the set in sizes 10, 6, and 2, although the brushes themselves are labeled 12, 8, and 4. The description says that these…