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Hi Erik,
for dry brushing the flat square ended brushes work best
If they are anything like the cheap brushes I get here in the UK the dark brown ones will be useless as the hairs fall out - the yellow/brown ones or white ones should work ok
for dry brushing the flat square ended brushes work best
If they are anything like the cheap brushes I get here in the UK the dark brown ones will be useless as the hairs fall out - the yellow/brown ones or white ones should work ok
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nyc7181
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Yeah I kinda bought them to get some work done this week end. I didn’t really think about it.
Erik,
the light brown and the white one will be fine - if you clean them well when finished they should even last quite a while
My cheap ones work just as well as the more expensive ones I have previously bought from art shops
the light brown and the white one will be fine - if you clean them well when finished they should even last quite a while
My cheap ones work just as well as the more expensive ones I have previously bought from art shops
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Hi Erik.
It's really about what suits you the best. I tend to prefer stubby round ended brushes for dry-brushing, often trimming them down to get a flat end. Cheap brushes are fine for that, and anyway, they won't last long with the harsh treatment they'll get.
It's really about what suits you the best. I tend to prefer stubby round ended brushes for dry-brushing, often trimming them down to get a flat end. Cheap brushes are fine for that, and anyway, they won't last long with the harsh treatment they'll get.
