Choose a working tip with intention.
Liner, flat or fan?
A fine liner gives a narrow working point for practicing strokes. A flat brush offers a squared edge for broader marks. A fan brush spreads its bristles for feathered effects. The result depends on your hand movement and the compatible art product you choose.
Angled cleanup brush
The angled tip helps you work along an edge with a small amount of a compatible product. Avoid saturating the handle or allowing solvent to contact irritated skin. Check the actual brush's care instructions.
Dotting tools and tweezers
A rounded dotting end makes a different mark from bristles. Tweezers help position small nail art elements, which are not included unless listed. Use light pressure and work away from eyes and skin.
Check compatibility
We do not claim universal compatibility with every gel, polish, cleaner or artificial nail system. Follow both the tool and art-product instructions. Ask us before ordering if a particular product or technique is important to your use.
For first steps, visit How to Choose.