Orange Acrylic Marble Kolinksy French Nail Brush # 12

This brush works really well at half the price you would pay in stores. Its hard enough to shape the acrylic on your nails and soft enough to give them a really nice finishing look. Well worth the buy and it came 3 days before the first estimated delivery date. For acrylic I would recommend leaving it in the liquid for five to ten minuted to remove excess powder and keep the brush like new.

Great clean-up brush for at home manicures. Clean-up brushes have become all the rage for at home manicures; they are used for straightening up the sides of the manicure near the cuticles. This is a high quality brush at a great price. The brush itself is fairly small, so I recommend it for a person with great fine motor skills.

The brush is much smaller then expected, but the packaging was worse! I almost through it away... it was put on the bottom of the box and the larger on top. I had no idea it was in the box till I heard a little noise when i tossed the box. It should have been put into a separate package or at least an envelope.

The brush is pretty good, but a bit too big for cleanup and the dotter is a bit small. I plan on using the brush to make French manicures as the description states. Otherwise it is a good deal.

It doesn’t hold up well. I put it into my disinfectant solution and it messed up the brush. I make sure to really take care of my brushes, but this one just seemed to not hold up well. It’s also not so sturdy as I would have like it. It’s hard to create a nice smile line for a French tip. Wouldn’t buy again.

I don't know what I ever did with myself before I owned a french brush. Hands down the best purchase I have made as a soon-to-be nail technician. I have seen some in beauty stores, but the size and quality of this one is just fantastic. If you do not have one already, but immediately.

I was using this brush with acetone to clean up edges while giving myself a French nail gel manicure. Before I even made it to my other hand, the brush/bristles had essentially dissolved. I did not leave the brush in the acetone at any point for more than just a second. I would dip the brush into the acetone, wipe the excess off onto a paper towel then use to (attempt) to make smile lines or clean cuticle edges. It would leave an orange-y streaky reside on anything the bristles touched. I ended up using one of my eyeshadow brushes to finish the job. This brush does not even deserve one star.

Works really well when I’m doing the smile line on a French mani/pedi.