Rounded working ends
Ball-shaped tips distinguish this tool from a brush.
Two rounded ends for exploring dot-based nail art.
The pink barrel is finished with rounded metal-looking tips at both ends. Their visibly different sizes let you compare small marks as you practice spacing and rhythm.
Ball-shaped tips distinguish this tool from a brush.
The illustrated ends are visibly different in size, offering two starting points.
The pink middle provides a clear place to hold the tool.
Turn the tool to change ends without introducing a second pen.
Explore a tiny constellation, a dotted border or a repeated pattern on an artificial nail. Focus first on spacing rather than making every mark identical. A clean palette and stable work surface leave room to adjust your hand.
Keep the session unhurried, with enough light to inspect what you are doing. A stable table and an uncluttered area make it easier to notice the position of the working end and pause when you need to. Results depend on the actual tool, the products used with it and your technique.
Try a row of widely spaced dots first, then a second row with closer spacing. Compare the two ends separately so you can see their effect without changing several things at once. Wipe away residual color between changes using a method compatible with the actual tool.
Remove residue with a method suitable for the actual item and art product. Avoid scraping the tips with a sharp object. Dry as directed and store so both ends are protected.
This is not a piercing or medical tool. Use rounded ends only for their intended art task and keep away from eyes.
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