Acrylic brushes differ in shape and usually also in material from other working brushes, such as
gel brushes or nail art brushes.
Acrylic brushes have longer hair, are bulbous in order to be able to pick up and store the liquid
and are usually made of human hair.
Tips for storing & cleaning acrylic brushes:
After use, acrylic brushes should be dipped in brush cleaner and wiped on a lint-free cloth. To
avoid discolouration of the hair and future used material, it is best to store acrylic brushes hanging
upside down so that remaining liquids can drip off.
Acrylic brushes differ in shape and usually also in material from other working brushes, such as gel brushes or nail art brushes. Acrylic brushes have longer hair, are bulbous in order to be able...
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Acrylic brushes differ in shape and usually also in material from other working brushes, such as
gel brushes or nail art brushes.
Acrylic brushes have longer hair, are bulbous in order to be able to pick up and store the liquid
and are usually made of human hair.
Tips for storing & cleaning acrylic brushes:
After use, acrylic brushes should be dipped in brush cleaner and wiped on a lint-free cloth. To
avoid discolouration of the hair and future used material, it is best to store acrylic brushes hanging
upside down so that remaining liquids can drip off.
