Liner Brush for Nails, 6Pcs Thin Nail Art Brushes Professional Nail Detail Brush for Gel Polish Sizes 5/7/9/11/15/25mm (Silver and Golden)

I'm always on the hunt for a super fine liner or rigger brushes because I do super fine details and hair and stuff and I took a chance on this set and was pleasantly surprised! These are a bit stiffer than the liners I use from Winsor & Newton or whatever and that makes it easier for me to do super fine lines without the paint clogging up or the bristles bending too much. Heckuva value for the money! Not sure how long they'll last but so far they're going gangbusters on my portrait of Werewolf Helen Mirren.

First of all the colors are cute! I’d like to add that I've never been able to achieve the painted french tip but with the 25mm liner i was able to do it😁. I cut off some of the bristles a little just so it would be thinner and voilà! Good quality for the price. What are you waiting for? Add it to your cart lol

These are nice looking brushes with a marbleized design that have sturdy covers to protect the bristles. I like the shape of the ferrule and the super fine brushes. They give me solid thin lines and come in various lengths for different effects. I use these with acrylic paint and they do just what I need them to. I appreciate the style of the brush as much as the quality of the lines. They are a little pricey though.

Fair warning I do not use these for their intended purpose. I use them for acrylic paints and to do some detail work like adding art into tiny books and such. For that they work great.I decided to give these a try because brushes specifically designed for detail work on miniatures are expensive. These I feel work better for what I am doing. Just like the best dry brushes I have found are makeup brushes.These brushes are easy to use with a wet pallet, clean very easily and hold their point well. If you are doing detail work there are far worse, or more expensive ways to go.

Wife here: I was tired of improvising and using toothpicks and what not in order to do nail art. These look great, their cases are really pretty. I’m not too sure on the brushes themselves but I think they should work okay. The cases have the size of the brush printed on the rose gold part which is nice. The only real issue I have is that one of the lids won’t stay closed, it keeps popping itself off no matter what I do and it doesn’t matter which brush that lid is on it keeps coming off.

I'm not a nail artist by any means but my toddler loves having her nails done so I thought it would be fun to try these to craft different designs for her. I found that the smallest brush (5mm) worked best for her tiny toes. It's going to take some practice and now I admire the all the intricate art people can do on their nails. The brushes are labeled on the outside in small print with their size. They have a cap but also a clear tube inside to protect the brushes. I also used mine to remove nailpolish from my skin to correct when I overprint. I just dipped the brush in remover.

This is a very nice set of thin nail brushes. They each have a securely fitting cap to help keep the tips from getting squashed in storage. When closed, they look and feel like a top-quality pen. The blue and pearlescent marble pattern and rose gold metal accents make these very pretty. There's a clear plastic bag provided for storage, but these would also look very pretty and professional left out on a vanity in a makeup and brush stand.Under the cap, each brush has a small plastic, removable sleeve. These are probably just for packing and not necessary but I plan on keeping them for as long as I can. It's a nice touch to help keep bristles from getting messed up when putting the caps on.I am a newbie to doing nail art, so my complaints may just be a "me thing." First off, these are 5 different brushes but the difference is primarily in the length of the brush, not the width. Maybe in time and practice that will mean more to me, but I would have liked to have at least 1 brush that was a little thicker. My main gripe is that there is no way to tell the brushes apart when the caps are on. Presumably, there is an intended difference in the brushes since they do have different length bristles so there should be a way to tell them apart without having to open each one. For me with my no experience, they are all just fine line brushes and it doesn't really matter...but since it isn't a set of identical brushes, they should have some way to distinguish between brushes.

These works so nice and even for a beginner, I was able to get nice lines and stripes on my nails.Looks like a professional did my nails, and I get some many compliments on the them.