Nail Art Brushes
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Nail Art Brushes
Does anyone have any recommendations for Nail Art brushes? There are heaps on Ebay and Amazon but I want to avoid brushes if the bristles fall out and the ones I've seen so far have mixed reviews.
It's my birthday at the weekend so when asked for present suggestions by my sister I immediately thought of this. Now just have to find the link and send it to her so I can play with them! Cheap and cheerful I know, but having just decluttered the house and trying to not increase the size of my stash this is exactly what I want
It's my birthday at the weekend so when asked for present suggestions by my sister I immediately thought of this. Now just have to find the link and send it to her so I can play with them! Cheap and cheerful I know, but having just decluttered the house and trying to not increase the size of my stash this is exactly what I want
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Re: Nail Art Brushes
Yep, I recommend not buying them
As soon as you put the word 'nail' in front of something the price doubles. Head for your local crafting shop (hobby craft etc) you will find all the same brushes for crafting as you will for nail art and at half the price.
I wouldn't buy them online personally, my favourite brushes are those I've bought in person and been able to hold. I had some brilliant detail brushes from a local garden center the other week for a quid each
As soon as you put the word 'nail' in front of something the price doubles. Head for your local crafting shop (hobby craft etc) you will find all the same brushes for crafting as you will for nail art and at half the price.
I wouldn't buy them online personally, my favourite brushes are those I've bought in person and been able to hold. I had some brilliant detail brushes from a local garden center the other week for a quid each
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I bought a set from ebay for £2 free postage. Figured couldn't go wrong at that price. And are okay so far but I mainly still use my dotting tools even for lines tbh so can't speak for the quality of the bristles after lots of usage. Handy for clean up though.
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I've got a set that were a few quid of ebay, as do my mum and auntie, no particular ones, just one of those sets of 15. Mine are very well used (and abused) and I haven't had any problems with bristles falling out or anything.
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