Royal Precision vs Pro-Series

[catryn]

Hello!
I'm looking for a new brush! I've heard that the CND Pro-series are good, but I don't know what size I want.. I currently use the NSI Royal Precision #8, it's good and all, but sometimes I find it a bit too small Do anyone know how big the creative #10 and #8 are compared to the NSI one? I want one that is slightly bigger, but not toooooo big!

 

[Dream Nails]

I have the creative #10 and must admit when I first got it I thought wow I can paint the house with this
Now I'm used to it and how much liquid it holds it's brilliant.
Vicki x

 

[Emily Case]

I've just gone from the NSI Royal Precision No. 8 to the Crystal Nails No. 8 - the difference isn't huge but it's a beautiful brush and I find it a lot easier to work with!

Sorry, I haven't really answered your question have I? :/

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[catryn]

I have the creative #10 and must admit when I first got it I thought wow I can paint the house with this
Now I'm used to it and how much liquid it holds it's brilliant.
Vicki x

Haha! :lol: Yes, I heard good things about it, that even thought its big, you can still "control" it if you know what I mean!

 

[catryn]

Oh, I'll check it out! Where did you get it from?

 

[Emily Case]

I actually got it from AnnaMaria Farkas from Crystal Nails when she taught an Aquarelle Course at my training school...

I can find the website for you though and post a link

It's slightly bigger than the Royal Precision which I think is nice, the bristles are firmer and it doesn't go into as much of a point which I also like (although if you need a point you can turn it on its side).

It's also very blingy and I get comments on it

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[Emily Case]

Here you go hun it's the #8 Builder Brush

http://www.crystalnails4u.co.uk/jewelry-brushes.html

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