The objective for cleaning your brushes should be to get them as close to the condition that you originally bought them. Halo Gel Nails aims to always improve, develop and expand their range to offer you the highest quality. Regardless of your medium, it’s important to clean your brushes at the end of your painting session. After all, to create stunning nail extensions, you need to ensure you have everything in tip-top condition.

There’s nothing worse than getting started on a new acrylic painting, only to find that your brushes are clogged stiff with acrylic paint! Even the most dedicated acrylic painters get distracted, and quickly brushes can seem to be unusable. Get a bottle of monomer, dappen dish, water, lint-free cloths or cotton pad, and a vertical brush holder. Repeat as many times as necessary until the brush is completely clean/ Combining expertise with elegance, gorgeous nails start with Profile.This video offers a step-by-step method on how to use acetone to clean acrylic nail brushes without damaging them. The Naio Conditioning Nail Brush Cleanser comes in 30ml and 120ml sizes, both great for use in mobile and salon settings. Monomer works well with acrylic brushes and will effectively remove any residue or buildup without causing any harm.

So, for this week’s blog, we are tackling the question – how should you clean your acrylic nail brushes? After all, you may have spent considerable amounts of money sourcing the brushes that are perfect for you!

Overall, the best way to clean acrylic nail brushes is with the monomer you have used on the nail extension. One of the biggest problems that nail technicians face on a daily basis is brushes being ruined by acrylic liquid that goes hard in the bristles of acrylic application brushes. It’s also something you should be thinking about while you paint, as well as when you finish painting.