Painting Acrylic Design Handle Drawing Review

The brushes are a nice weight and I like that they are thin. I can draw long, thin lines without having to load my brushes with varnish. Unfortunately, the bristles stick out a little and have to be cut off. It is strange. They just pop out mid-line! These are inexpensive brushes that will be used a few times but not for much longer.

The bristles started falling out a few days after receipt. They also went crazy for not being straight at all. Had to buy them from Shein instead

In general we could use them but there were almost no bristles and the ones that are there are so thin and fragile that it is difficult to work with them. Wouldn't recommend it.

These brushes are perfect. I bought them for a young lady who is going to be a manicurist. She uses them and is very happy with them.

I am new to nail art. Basically, I wanted to be able to draw thin outlines of smile lines for french tips. All of these brushes will work for this purpose, but they are all very similar in size. They are all very small. So if your only goal is to work with details, they will most likely suit you. And, I mean, just under $4 for a set, I think is reasonable. But it's worth noting that there really isn't enough size variety here to do anything that requires a wider stroke. There are many brush…

I like pink for cleaning cuticles but others are very bad. The bristles stick out, too thin and flexible to make detailed drawings. I am not very happy with this little set.

These little brushes are just great. I have to admit that I bought these for my husband who uses them for ink and watercolor painting. The short handle makes them ideal for travel. The three brushes are well made and have very short metal handles. The longest brush is about six inches long from tip to tail. Nylon fibers are shapely, thin and slightly pointed. The longest is best for long, flowing, thin lines, while the shortest allows for really fine precision. As long as you clean them well…