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Reddit mentions of Beaute Galleria 15 Pieces Nail Art Brush Set for Detailing, Striping, Blending, One-Stroke Nail Art with Gel Brushes, Painting Brushes, 3D Brush, Dotting Tool, Fan Brush and Liner
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- [15PCS NAIL BRUSHES] Includes 5x Gel Brushes ( 3x Oblique Gel Brushes, 2x Flat Gel Brushes), 3x Oval Gel Brushes, 3x Painting Brushes, 1x 3D Brush, 1x Dotting Tool, 1x Fan Brush, 1x Liner Brush for nail art effect.
- [COLOR & SIZE] Color: Light Brown. Size: Approx. 7-8 inches in length.
- [FEATURES] Ideal for fine work to draw lines, detailing the flowers or special patterns. This tool set helps to make the nail art attractive and has sturdy design for added durability.
- [BENEFITS] This nail art brush set will help you create 100 different designs including dots, swirls, lines, flowers and anything you like. All you need to create just about any design and pattern.
- [USAGE] Perfect for professional and home use. Ideal for fine nail art work.
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| Color | Brown |
| Size | 15 Piece Set |
You're a sweetheart haha! I'll try to give you some example links, do feel free to research for better prices/designs/things you think she might like! For cheap stuff that I don't mind waiting on, I use Born Pretty (or even Ali Express if I suuuper don't care). They have stuff like Water Decals (sort of like temporary tattoos) (these tend to be a little small for my fingers) and cheap little stickers and stuff on sale all the time.
You can get brushes and dotting tools (hot damn, I didn't know this combo existed!) from Amazon.
A lot of us use clear stampers for stamping - it helps you see what you're doing. Born Pretty has some good stamping polish, but if you search around you can find it a lot of places - it tends to be thicker than regular polish. You can also find sales on stamping plates on Born Pretty, but if you're looking for really nice plates, try Moyou London. I'm a little behind on stamping plates, but if you browse some of the threads here I'm sure people will have listed what they use!
There's also vinyl decals that you can use to put designs on your nail, usually with a little sponge makeup wedge (you can get these at walmart, they're good for doing gradient nails ("ombre")) - you can find them all over the place, but beware really cheap looking ones, I've had ones not stick at all to my nails.
To help with cleanup for messy art like gradients, people use liquid latex, which you can buy either as a thing or from people/companies who have bottled it, or you can use something like nail guards.
I clean with acetone nail polish remover, and use cuticle oil to keep my nails nice and hydrated. I really recommend Revlon's Quick Dry basecoat and Seche Vite top coat, but most of the rest of these links are just examples of what to look for - there's tons of stuff, you would not believe how many tiny plastic fruit stickers I have from Born Pretty hahaha!