🖌️ Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Brush Round Long Handle Size 1 - Perfect for Precise Oil Painting Techniques! Review

Based on the WN brand I expected a good or at least passable brush based on my past experience. Indeed, at first it works well and looks sharp, and the grip is comfortable to hold. Unfortunately, it falls apart after a few weeks of use. The bristles do not become smooth and crumble. If you condition it with oil (safflower, flaxseed, walnut) it will appear normal for about a use or two and then it will be awful again. This is MUCH WORSE than the cheap brushes you buy at a craft store. This…

The 'you get what you pay for' principle doesn't apply here. This brush is not worth the money. #1 be hazelnut. This is just a name. It came without a tube to protect the bristles - just dangling loosely in a large box. Before using it, I examined it: the bristles scatter in all directions. lateral bristles do not reach sharp edges. Viewed from the broad side, the shape is jagged. .It's not worth my time to return It's worth my time to find out I'll never buy a W&N brush again.

complete rubbish. Return after even failed successful use once. I bought additional Silver Grand Prix hazelnuts and was so amazed at how good they were that I wanted more long hazelnuts. silver ones keep their shape perfectly after each use. But I was put off by the high price and shipping costs. So I found these brushes at a much lower price. Well you get what you pay for. These brushes are made from cheap white bristles and are not harsh. After wetting them with citrus thinner, they peeled…