AutimHoo onia 7pcs Gel Nail Brush Set for Nail Tips Builder & Overlay, Sculpting, Poly Gel, and Extensions. Oval Size Brushes Manicure Painting Pen - WOODEN ALLURE

after looking around at several different brush sets on here,and reading a million different reviews,I settled with these ones. they wernt as 'fun's looking as some of the other sets I was looking at, but that's okay because these ones deliver. I use them for my hard gel overlays,as well as my potted led soak off polishes. the tips are oval curved,so it fits your nail bed for a close finish. they're super sturdy,eco friendly wooden handles.these are quality guys.sometimes simple is best. oh yeah,they clean very well,even when you accidentally leave it too close to the led light &you cure the hard gel to your brush lollll.

I really like the wooden handle gentle on your hand and cleans up nicely. I am a novice, but I saw an immediate in my finished product. I loved all the choice in sizes I think they are a great product.

Decent quality

Very Good quality. Very Good price. 100% Satisfied. I will buy this one next time too

I bought these for use with Gelish soak-off builder gel (and Gelish Foundation, and Gelish Top It Off). They work fantastically. I (accidentally, ahem) bought a second set of brushes at the same time as these, so I compared them. The other set, with pink marbled handles, was just a few bucks cheaper. They seem nearly identical, but the Winstonia bristles are slightly softer (which isn't important with builder gel since it's self-levelling anyway) AND most importantly, more rounded. They have a nice rounded tapered shape, while the generic brand brushes were more square. I prefer the rounded. So I'm using these primarily, rather than the other brand. The rounded edges make this a better purchase for me, even if they were just slightly more expensive. They hold up very well to acetone, alcohol, etc and look brand new although I've used a few of them quite a bit. The sizes are also fantastic. The largest covers my whole fingernails and the smallest is great for details!