Calling all nail techs ... please advise me

[Ria-nailtech]

As a newbie im getting lots of different advice off of techs.
I have been told by a few people now that a flat acrylic brush is better than a round one for applying acrylic to zone 3.
Would any of you more experienced ladies say that this is the case? :?:

 

[Princess Layla]

Which system do you use?

 

[deanosnana]

As a newbie im getting lots of different advice off of techs.
I have been told by a few people now that a flat acrylic brush is better than a round one for applying acrylic to zone 3.
Would any of you more experienced ladies say that this is the case? :?:

It's what works for you.

A great acrylic brush can be flat and pointy. I use CND's #10. It's flat when I need it to be flat and pointy when I need a point. HTH!

 

[beautifulnails1]

I have one of each so when I get to zone 3 I go pointy, that way I know its going where i want it to go. HTH it is personal preference and what you get used to thou. x

 

[Ria-nailtech]

Thanks ladies. Ive been using The Edge L&p but have ordered some CND as have been told that its the best acrylic out there.
I have The Edge Sculptress brush at the moment (think thats what its called)
xxx

 

[gr8nailz]

I use CND Ultra Sculptor #10 and I guess you can say it's pointy. It flattens out nicely when I press acrylic but provides me precision application with it's pointy flags.

 

[Lunarstorm]

I also use the CND proseries liquid & powder #10 , I find it get on far better with this brush rather than my CND proseries liquid & powder #8 that I got with my training. I like the piont I can get on the #10 for doing smile lines.

 

[joyelle1976]

CND #10 is great for me

 

[Princess Layla]

I use a cnd 8, but after reading this may try a 10!