Review on 60 Pack RUIHCBY Pointed Round Painting Brush with Handmade Thread, Detail Paint Brush for Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor - Ideal for Artists and Crafters (Size 0) by Barbara Simmons

An advantage of these brushes is that they are completely disposable. Disposable brushes can be used, but don't expect to use each one more than once. because they don't hold the point very well. I feel like I don't have as much control over where my paint goes as I would with some of the art brushes I used to have. at least #0 - I'm not sure about the others). They don't hold paint well and the amount of paint they hold tends to dry out quickly. The worst is what happens when you clean them. They tend to suck up water in a weird way after proper cleaning (and sometimes right out of the bag) and I think it ends up in the top. I think the reason for this is that after rinsing and drying the brush I will continue to paint only to find that my paint suddenly bleeds after a few strokes. After (again) soaking up excess moisture with a paper towel, I can continue painting - provided my paint hasn't dried yet at this point. The only good thing about these brushes is that they are so cheap you won't have a problem. Throw them away when you're done with them. Don't worry about screwing them up because no matter how hard you try to take care of them, they will practically screw themselves up anyway.