Sophia Kolinsky 

Sophia Kolinsky brush Made with 100% Kolinsky hair,s are hand-tailored with exact curvature for acrylic nail sculptureThe medium handle measures 4.5" to 5" with weight-balancing for easy and accurate control. Hair: Kolinsky Shape round .

Redwood Handle If you’re a beginner to acrylic nails or a DIY nail enthusiast, then it’s important that you know how to clean acrylic nail brushes the right way. If you clean them the wrong way with the wrong product, you could end up ruining your brush completely — which is a total waste of time and money.

How to clean your brush

STEP 1 Use a paper towel and some monomer to gently wipe down your brush. Do not be too harsh or aggressive. You want to avoid fraying or damaging the brush bristles.

STEP 2 Fill your dish with liquid monomer.

STEP 3 Leave the bristles soaking in the monomer. Depending on how dirty your brush is, this could take up to a few hours. You want to give the monomer the chance to seep into any hardened, leftover product. If the bristles are completely hardened, then don’t hold back — let it soak for up to 48 hours.

Pro Tip: Keep the brush at an angle, so the bottom of the dish doesn’t mess with the shape of the bristles.

STEP 4 Remove your brush and gently rinse the bristles off with warm water. You may prefer to fill up a cup with warm water and swirl the bristles around inside the cup. Whatever you prefer, just remember to do it gently and not to scrape, pull, or scrub the bristles.

STEP 5 Air dry the brush on a clean paper towel and rinse out your dish.

STEP 6 Once your acrylic nail brush is dry, put some new liquid monomer into your dish and soak your brush for another hour or two.

STEP 7 Remove your brush from the liquid and once again, leave the brush to air dry on the towel. Do not rinse the brush off this time around.