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How do you guys care for your porcelain brushes to optimize performance and longevity? I just got my first expensive brush kit and want to make sure they last.
How do you guys care for your porcelain brushes to optimize performance and longevity? I just got my first expensive brush kit and want to make sure they last.
I heard once from the Pros, use a touch of hair gel and spiral to a new brush appearance. Just rinse and repeat. Washes out clean and fast. Keeps hairs in original shape and not in the spazzed out look of a dry used brush. I think it may be from Gerald Ubassy but can't remember for sure, just know it works and a tube will last a looking time.How do you guys care for your porcelain brushes to optimize performance and longevity? I just got my first expensive brush kit and want to make sure they last.
Yes a hint of gel creates a knife edge point to brushes as they age and lose their point. Only a touch ! and remember to washout occasionally because gel will build up in the brush.I heard once from the Pros, use a touch of hair gel and spiral to a new brush appearance. Just rinse and repeat. Washes out clean and fast. Keeps hairs in original shape and not in the spazzed out look of a dry used brush. I think it may be from Gerald Ubassy but can't remember for sure, just know it works and a tube will last a looking time.
I use a spatula for the bulk of my porcelain work and use a brush for finishing touches. This method extends my brushes lifespan.
I don't do anything special, besides being careful and not dropping it. I do put it upside down in a cup, when not using it and I put the plastic sleeve on it, that comes with it. I use the 'Renfert - lay:art style' line. Best brushes I have used for layering and they are pretty robust.How do you guys care for your porcelain brushes to optimize performance and longevity? I just got my first expensive brush kit and want to make sure they last.