Nail Brushes
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Nail Brushes style guide
The Nail Brushes Edit
You need nail brushes that work for gel, acrylic, and art. Our stock of 503 brushes starts at $9.99 and goes up to $147. Pick the right tool for your next manicure.
Choosing your nail brush
Mink hairbrushes, like the Oil Filled Pink Mink Hair Nail Pen at $17.99, hold polish well. Flat head brushes cost up to $147 and suit gel or phototherapy work. For acrylic refills, the Crystal Acrylic Transparent Ribbon Nail Brush at $10.99 gives you a fine tip.
Small brushes help with detail. The Japanese Nail Brush Set at $17.99 works for line drawing. If you repair cracks, the Cracked Repair Glue Brush at $9.99 is a cheap start.
Using and caring for nail brushes
Clean brushes after every use. Our Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner Machine at $17.99 spins dirt out fast. For manual cleaning, use a brush washing solution like the Nail Remover Cleaning Solution at $15.99. Soak the bristles for a few seconds.
Start with a basic nail brush set if you are new. The Petal Shape Colorful Brush Set at $19.99 has eight brushes for practice. Use a UV lamp with poly gel kits like the Poly Gel Nail Kit at $44.95 to cure your work. Free shipping kicks in over $50, and returns go for 60 days on every item.
Nail Brushes FAQs
How to use nail brushes?
Dip the brush into your polish or gel. Wipe off extra on the bottle rim. Paint thin layers from the cuticle to the tip. Clean the brush immediately after each color.
How to use nail brush cleaner?
Pour a little brush cleaner or solution into a small cup. Swirl the brush in the liquid until the bristles look clear. Rinse with water and reshape the bristles before they dry.
How to use nail art brushes for beginners?
Start with a flat brush for base colors. Use a thin liner brush for stripes and dots. Practice on a nail tip before applying to your nails. Keep your hand steady and move slowly.
How to use nail brush set?
Open the set and check each brush shape. Match the brush size to the design area. Use the wider brushes for filling and the fine ones for details. Store them with the bristles facing up to keep their shape.