ageha Brush

ageha Gel Brush [#1] Gradation

 
Brush for use in making gradation designs. The fine brush bristles have optimized length and perfect flexibility for creating beautiful gradations. Also suitable for application of top gel.
 
Product information
 
Total Length: 125mm / Brush head: 10mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
 
 
 
ageha Gel Brush [#2] Oval M
 

  
Medium sized oval brush. Soft, flexible bristles allow for perfect, even applications of both sheer and opaque colors. Also suitable for application of base and top gel.
  
Product information
  
Total Length: 123mm / Brush head: 8mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
  
 
  
ageha Gel Brush [#3] Multiple I
  

   
Thin, slightly resilient multi-purpose brush. Slight rigidity of brush head suitable for French lines, liquid art, and flower designs. Can be used freely for a variety of purposes.
   
Total Length: 127mm / Brush head: 12mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
  
  
 
  
ageha Gel Brush [#4] Liner L
  

   
Thin, flexible liner brush suitable for drawing long, thin lines. Great for designs such as peacock feather art and geometric line art. The flexible quality of the bristles allow for clean, smooth lines to be drawn using even the thickest of art gels.
   
Total Length: 130mm / Brush head: 15mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
  
  
 
  
ageha Gel Brush [#5] Liner M
  

   
Thin liner brush optimized for thin lines and delicate designs. Can also be used for drop art designs by allowing the gel to drip off the brush.
   
Total Length: 125mm / Brush head: 10mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
  
  
 
  
geha Gel Brush [#6] Oval Art S
  

   
Small, oval shaped brush carefully crafted to draw beautiful flower petal shapes. Useful for drawing delicate flower designs and other round, flowing shapes. Can also be used for general application of gel on smaller nails.
   
Total Length: 123mm / Brush head: 8mm / Brush material: Japanese PBT
  
  
 
 
 
Care: Depending on the frequency of use, clean brush head gently with a brush cleaner once a week. Do not forcefully pull on the bristles or rub too vigorously as this will damage the brush.