Brush Classification:

1. Wool Brush: (Fiber is soft)
It is often used in watercolor and gouache painting, with good water absorption.
Nylon brush pens: (Moderate hardness)
is a relatively 'universal-type' painting brush with good elasticity.
Suitable for watercolor, watercolor, design, acrylic, textile paint, etc., hand-painted, nail art, embroidery, etc.
3. Wolf-hair brush: (with a hardness in between that of nylon and pig bristle)
It is also a relatively "universal" type of brush, with good water absorption and elasticity.
Suitable for watercolor, watercolor, design, acrylic, oil painting, textile paint, etc., hand-painted, nail art, embroidery, etc.
4. Pig Brush: (Harder)
It is often used in oil painting creation.
5. Mink Hair Brush: (Good absorbency, soft brush hair)
It is often used in the creation of watercolor paintings.

Usage Tips" 或者 "Using Tips:

Gently roll the hair away from the top of the brush with your fingers, then insert the brush head into water at about 30 degrees Celsius to soften it. When soaking animal hair brushes in water, hold the bristle with your fingers and gently pull the loose hairs in the direction of the bristle to prevent loose hairs from falling off when you first use the brush. Occasionally losing a few hairs is normal.

Brush Care:

After using watercolor, watercolor, makeup, sketching, industrial, and other non-oily painting mediums, it is necessary to immediately clean with water, then straighten the bristle and place it in a cool and dry place. When the bristle is cooling, do not touch other items to prevent deformation.

After using oil painting, acrylic, nail art, painting, advertising design, etc., it must be cleaned with turpentine or a lighter detergent, and then rinsed with clean water. The bristle should be placed in a shady and dry place with the direction of the hair standing up. When the bristle is cooled, do not touch other items to prevent deformation.