5pcs Nail Art Brushes Ultra Fine Silver Handle Set for …, Novena

1. Gently separate the bristles of the pen tip to ensure they are fully spread out.

2. Soak the brush hair in cold or warm water and agitate it repeatedly until the water solution on the brush is completely dissolved.

3. Use a paper towel or other absorbent tool to dry the water from the brush bristles (this is the end of the process for the watercolor brush, just invert it and set it aside).

4. Use a primer or sealant to buff the pen.

5. Put the cap on the pen.

6. Place the nail art pen tip into the pen holder.

7. Cover the pen holder with a cloth and store the nail art pen in a dark place.

Storage Notes:

When using watercolor paints, do not cap the brush. Simply insert the bristles into the pen holder with the tip facing up, as capping a watercolor brush can easily lead to mold growth at the base and significantly affect its lifespan. After using the brush, hang it to dry with the tip facing down, then insert it into the pen holder with the tip facing up for storage.

Points to note when drawing lines:

1. Pivot point: Nail artists typically use the little finger as a fixed pivot point. Be careful not to use the customer's finger as a pivot point, as this can not only affect the customer's comfort but also cause the final result to be affected due to the shaking of the customer's hand.

2. Glue dipping: When drawing thick lines, the amount of glue should be slightly more and should clearly exceed the tip of the brush; when drawing thin lines, the amount of glue required should be relatively small, just slightly exceeding the tip of the brush. Be careful to dip the glue evenly to avoid dripping.

3. Angle: When drawing straight lines, the tip of the brush should be roughly perpendicular to the nail surface to ensure that the lines are sufficiently straight.