The kit contains 2 orange sticks, 2 pieces of sponge and a stripper brush. The pink card also contains instructions for use of the stripper brush, the sponges and a how to marble.
The stripper brush.
And a close up.
The bristles are extremely long and fine, and I'm not sure they are stiff enough to accurately control the brush. I've only had a very quick play with the brush but found it hard to control and a little bit floppy. Perhaps, with a bit of practice I'll get better. However, I caveat the last statement with the fact that I'm extremely challenged when it comes to nail art, so it is probably me that is rubbish and not the brush!
I've added a picture to show the brush in comparison to a regular nail varnish brush (Cult Nails top coat), so you can see the difference in size.
The nail art kit retails for €2.79, so it's as cheap pick me up. I need a bit more time to play with it to decide if it's worth it, but for €2.79, I won't be crying if I don't get too much use out of it!
I haven't seen these yet, Longford is so far behind with Essence it's unreal, as of two weeks ago Dunnes still have the Ballerina Backstage collection!! Dire. Looking forward to seeing how you get on with the brush!
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