What type of brush do you have?

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I also went onto the Ultra Sculptor following Geeg's advice on another thread and it made a huge difference. I don't do a huge amount of enhancement work (mostly natural nail care) but this brush made a lot more sense to use, the extra weight makes all the difference and even tho it's a big size it comes to such a fine point that you can get a teeny tiny bead with it.
 
Can you still use this size 10 cnd brush for those is tiny nail plates?.... I have a few clients who are so small
thanks
 
Can you still use this size 10 cnd brush for those is tiny nail plates?.... I have a few clients who are so small
thanks

Absolutely ... I use it for everything even the tiniest of nail plates.

The large brush fans out when you want or need it to, but tapers small when you need that.
 
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I think I am going to get an ultra sculptor as i want a bigger brush...i thought that this was the biggest you could get until i saw these ones on a link to something else that nailzoo posted....i cant imagine working with something that big......does anyone here use anything similar....just out of curiosity wondered what it was like to work with something so big
Acrylic Application Brush Size 12
 
I think I am going to get an ultra sculptor as i want a bigger brush...i thought that this was the biggest you could get until i saw these ones on a link to something else that nailzoo posted....i cant imagine working with something that big......does anyone here use anything similar....just out of curiosity wondered what it was like to work with something so big
Acrylic Application Brush Size 12

I sometimes use a size 12 for doing PopIts as I do them using a one colour overlay and in one bead ... so it needs to be a big bead :biggrin:
 
I am calling my local supplier tomorrow and seeing how much they are going to charge for the CND brush... A loverly geek PM me with a site in Australia.

Geeg... Why don;'t you have to be Creative trained to buy it here in Australia?..
 

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