Whats Up Nails - Pure Color #2 3D Sculpture Brush

I wasn't sure if I needed the entire set of detail, liner, and striping brushes when I bought the Whats Up Nails Pure Color Brushes 3-pack, but I'm very glad that I did. I'm using all three brushes. The detail brush has proven indispensible for drag marble and touching up mistakes. The striping brush is a one-trick pony, but necessary for striping on long nails. The liner brush offers more control than the striping brush on short nails and can pull more polish than the detail brush. It's an in-between brush that works for tasks where the other brushes are cutting it.I am using these brushes for polish, not gels or acrylic paints, so I was concerned that frequent cleaning with acetone might damage the natural sable bristles. So far, the brushes are in good shape. I clean by swirling the brush in acetone, then wiping it off. I dab a little of my rinse-off hair mask that contains both oils and keratin onto the brush and massage it into the bristles. I leave that for a while, then rinse off and allow the brush to dry. This is how I treat my natural-fiber makeup brushes and it works beautifully. It might be overkill for nail art brushes, but I want these to remain in good shape.Each brush comes individually packaged with a cap and a small packet of rubber rings that you can use to replace the black, rubber grips on the brush handle. I find that those grips really do help me control the brush. The handles and caps are aluminum and have the brush number (9, 10, or 12) painted on the side. Like all nail art and gel brushes, they are quite long when the cap is attached: 7.25 inches (18.5cm). The brushes without the caps vary in size due to different brush lengths, but if I exclude the brush, itself, each handle, including ferrule, is 6.5 inches (14cm) long.I also have the Whats Up Nails Watermarbling Tool (7). It's more precise than a toothpick for watermarble, but I use it primarily for drag marble. I prefer to use the detail brush to drag thicker polishes, as there is less risk of cutting through all layers of polish, then having the polish refuse to close up behind the drag, as the polish is too thick or is drying too quickly. With the brush, I can more easily drag just the surface, which is helpful when working with polishes not ideally suited to drag marble. The marbling tool is perfect for fine drag flourishes in polishes of medium consistency.

Lo recomiendo al 100% , tengo más de 6 años de tenerlo y esta como nuevo

This is a very strangely designed product.The cap does not go over the rubber rings so it ends up sticking out the top and being ridiculously long. I removed all but the last rubber ring and can now put the cap on and it goes down enough to be reasonable. You can't remove all the rings because the cap has no stop and would just slide all the way down and smash the brush. It's really a shame because I'd like to give this product a good review. I am very happy with the size and stiffness of the brush, that's perfect. And I was impressed that the cap has a hole in the top to allow the brush to dry.Just as an aside I was having trouble cleaning up with this until my friends told be to use 100% acetone just for cleanup. That was the key and is a good combination with this brush.So, good brush, terrible design.

I threw this in my cart on a whim and I’m so glad I did. It’s a real game-changer. It’s made cleanup around the nail edges and cuticles so easy. It’s soft and flexible and holds just the right amount of polish remover. I’m a big fan of DIY at-home manis but a medication I take gives me pretty shaky hands and sometimes I make a real mess with polish, especially when it’s a thinner formula. But you’d never know when I get done cleaning up with this. People have asked me who does my nails and now I proudly tell them I do. I’m so glad I purchased this.

The media could not be loaded.  one of the best brushes i had! recomend it ! high quality brush hair! easy to make nail designs. i love it...with these brushes you will never go wrong, both for home use and professional!

I orderd this off my dads Amazon but it’s super good for 3D flowers and super easy to mold and move around definitely recommend 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I've logged in about 35 hours trying to learn to water marble and I'm finally getting it! Part of that was using the right tool. I've tried a wig pin, an orange stick, a fine line brush and finally this water marble tool. This is the way to go! It wipes clean, always has a sharp point, and if some nail polish accumulates, a little acetone sets it free. Sorry I spent all that wasted time on tools that don't do the job as easily.

Love this brush. Good for cleaning up gel polishes, builder gels around the nails.

Llego en la fecha prevista. Me ha encantado, de buena calidad y viene con su tapa y con unas gomitas negras de repuesto. Lo recomiendo.