ACRYLIC NAIL BRUSHES| SIZE 20 ACRYLIC NAIL BRUSH 

Yes I mix brush cleaner and acetone but in my experience acetone is good for when brush cleaner isn’t quite getting the job done 😂 sometimes brush cleaner coats it but doesn’t actually get into the bristles to dissolve everything but if you use a quality real kolinsky brush it won’t matter but to each it’s own!

Hey , you can use acetone just apply cuticle oil after to rehydrate ❤

Nah incorrect. Your brush will be fine. If you have dried up acrylic just use acetone. Nothing else is gonna work at that point so why toss it? Thats ridiculous. I've used acetone for years. You don't soak it for more than a few minutes, def not for hours or anything insane. But 100% legit kolinsky sable is absolutely able to withstand solvents. Us traditional artists use them with solvents as well and I've been using acetone to clean out old dried up kolinsky nail brushes for over a decade. Theyre all still beautiful. Just soak in momonor to rehydrate after and your fine. I'm so over the whole "never use acetone" nonsense all over the internet nowadays. It's ridiculous. Kolinsky sables are breed to withstand extremely harsh winters and extreme conditions etc. The hairs can absolutely handle some acetone that doesn't even truly absorb into the bristles fully anyways, that's why it's so wonderful about holding so much liquid it's fibers/layers hold different amounts of different viscosities, far superior to any artificial fibers. So yes you can absolutely soak your 100% kolinsky sable hair brush in acetone as needed. Especially if it comes down to tossing your brush or not? That's just moronic tbh. The issue that likely started this whole myth was people soaking fake kolinsky sable brushes or brushes that are hybrid hairs (some kolinsky to fool buyers, mostly artificial) and acetone will just eventually melt the bristles. But because someone believed a crap seller stating it was 100% kolinsky sable (oh gosh or worse, kolinsky sable VEGAN. Oh my. Just side note. Can't be actual kolinsky and vegan lol) and thought it was just acetone destroying their brush. Now another side note- not all handles can be exposed to solvents. Like in the video. Don't put the ferrule or handle in acetone or solvents etc. ❤️

​@MedusaBlvck please don't use cuticle oil lovelies. Use monomer.

Okayyyy! 😁 good luck I hope they work bc it’s nth worse then having a useless brush 😂

@NailsByPrettyFace thanks, I hope so too because I'm not licensed and i do my own and daughter nails so online is it for now

Where can I get good brushes from? Pinched like yours

I’m so glad this helped you! Thank you for watching

Yeah most nail brush handles are bad bc the material! Anything w fancy designs or textures I do not recommend 😂

Yes ! The quality of kolinsky mattress as well! This is why I don’t buy brushes online bc often times they are sooo different and the sizes are in accurate etc! I’m glad this helped!

@@Prettyface-peaches Well, thanks again!!🙂 I did not know that.

Glad it was helpful!💕

Aww thank so much !!! Good luck !

Yeah everything affects how your brush works! I don’t prefer the oval shape bc I feel like it dont pick beads up the same haha

No lol just go to your local nail supply they pretty much all carry the same standard brushes 😂

I love a size 16 pinched...

I hope you consider offering those beauty supply brushes on your website... everyone doesn't have access to that quality

@@tonileeks-lee6931 Ive thought about it but honestly It’s harder then ppl think to find suppliers etc bc nail supply stores don’t give out info at all 😂These brushes don’t even have names or brands lmaooo. but maybe one day itll work out

@@Prettyface-peaches I understand completely...I would go there and buy 20 of their number 20 brushes pinched add a few bucks on the price and throw it on my site...lol

@@Prettyface-peaches that's just to test the waters..see if sells are gonna be good etc.

Ofc! Honestly you’ll just have to Find what works for you bc everyone’s idea of a good brush is different! I buy mine at the nail supply and it doesn’t even have a name lol it doesn’t come w packaging or anything so I can’t help w that bc this is the only brush I’ve ever used I just keep buying the same one over and over 😂

Ofc!!

Yeah I use size 20 and I wouldn’t say professionally 😂 just at the nail supply where I buy it from

@@Prettyface-peaches Thank you

Not sure as I don’t have a visual but I wouldn’t say purchasing brushes online crimped are accurate lol this is why I def recommend going to nail supplies so you can see it real time and have it adjusted! You can try to diy but honestly it’s not easy and if you do it wrong you’ll ruin the brush bc bristles can get turned the wrong direction or fall out 😭

Nail supply!

No worries! Thank you for reaching out! Also I go by peaches lol

There brushes r no good

Thank you! I stick to the same brush every time and I like bristles at this length but you’re correct that different brands have different bristle lengths and all that! But even with short bristels the tip would still be flat so application wouldn’t change ! The only thing that would change is the ability to move product as there’s less space on the brush to do certain patting and pulling techniques but That’s why it’s important for ppl to find what works for them! I don’t like buying online bc the sizing is way smaller lol like size 12s are usually more like size 10e etc 😂

The tech determines thickness, shape final outcome on ANY nail, NOT the brush. All that comes down to technique and experience. I work with a 16 or 18 brush. My preference and I use them on ALL sets. Honestly the only difference for me is whichever is clean or which I grab first. When you master liquid/powder ratio it really doesn't matter that much what size brush you use for application and it reduces your time and increases the number of clients you can work with. You can do one bead that's too thick with an 8 or one bead that's perfect with a 22.

Yeah this is why I don’t buy internet brushes ! I had no idea they were a popular brand but they spoke highly of the quality but tbh I wasn’t surprised 😂 bc I like what I like and I know that usually brushes online especially through Amazon just aren’t always the bomb

Hi! There is no link love it’s just a traditional nail supply! I go in store there is no online sorry 😭 but you can go to any traditional nail supply as this is like a standard regular brush

You can try but it usually doesn’t go super well lol and you can risk punching wrong and making the brush basically circular but you can def try w pliers🤷🏽‍♀️ but if you’ve never gotten a brush pinched it’s going to be difficult to know what type of outcome your looking for

@@Prettyface-peaches this is helpful thank you boo 🥰🥰

Nail supply store !

Hi ! No I just use regular tips lol these are just standard natural tips not super curved! There are tips that curve way more than these lol I use these bc I did nails before covid and before everyone became at home techs during covid and companies realized straight tips were so easy for ppl to use 😂 so this isn’t a trend for me I like them and they’re very cheap and there’s a lot of girls who like the regular look rather than the trendier flat and skinny! Also these tips work with a lot more types of fingers and nail types 🥰 anyone who comes to me knows this is what I use! I actually recommend that you don’t bend over backwards buying a whole bunch of tips or constantly changing your techniques bc if someone likes your work they will book regardless! It can actually confuse someone when there’s so many options or if a techs work always looks different 😭