Brushes

How Do You Get Really Thin Lines With Gel? Perfectly thin nail art lines look effortless when you watch someone else create them. Then you try it yourself… and somehow that delicate line turns into a chunky stripe halfway across the...

If you’ve ever looked at several nail art liner brushes and wondered, “Which one am I actually supposed to use?”, you’re not alone. Liner brushes might look similar but the length of the bristles can completely change how the brush behaves...

If you’re new to nail art, choosing your first brushes can feel surprisingly complicated. Long liners, short liners, angled brushes, ombré brushes, French brushes, detail brushes… do you really need them all? No. When you’re learning nail art, having the...

Even the steadiest hands can struggle to paint perfect lines on a curved nail surface. Add in a chatty client waving their hands around or playing on their phone, and it’s a recipe for frustration. But don’t worry - mastering...

The Ultimate Guide to Katie Barnes Nail Art Brushes Choosing the right brush can completely change your nail art game. Every brush in the Katie Barnes Nail Art Brush Collection has been designed by Katie herself after years of salon...

Your brushes are the most important tools in your nail kit and with the right care, they’ll reward you with flawless application and a longer lifespan. Caring for your brushes properly isn’t just about keeping them looking neat – it’s...

When you first receive your KB brushes, you may notice they feel stiff or have a subtle white dust coating. That’s not a defect - it’s Arabic gum, applied to protect the bristles during transit. But left intact, this can impact...

Preparing your nail brush thoroughly and correctly is the first stage to caring for your nail brushes.The second is maintaining this level of care throughout its use.  Brushes do not last forever and need to be changed from time to...

Alongside your technical skills, your brush is an important element for achieving good results with L&P. Sometimes, the only way to tell the quality of a brush is in its performance and this can often be a trial and error...