Fab Freak
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..I cant find an answer to this - so could so one please help I need it to complete a college assignment ( i assume it because of the gel clogging up natural bristels?) :o but I think I am wrong
It is nothing to do with clogging up the bristles of the brush, it is to do with the strength of the hair of the brush. Unless a sable brush is very short, the natural hair is too soft to really work that gel onto the surface of the nailplate for your first layer. Longer bristles would also tend to drag in the gel rather than move it effectively whenr you want to put it.Fab Freak said:..I cant find an answer to this - so could so one please help I need it to complete a college assignment ( i assume it because of the gel clogging up natural bristels?) :o but I think I am wrong
Thanks Geeg and The Nail Geek, this is invaluable for my paper.The Nail Geek said:Another point is that Sable is great for holding liquid... not really a need for gel![]()
Synthetic bristles for the reasons I mentioned.Debs said:So what are the brushes with the Brisa kits?