I bought a load of cheep brushes recently to use for Dry brushing. I wanted to hold off until I could get to a good art shop and buy a quality brush but I couldn't put it off any longer. What I wanted was a couple of small square headed brushes specifically for dry brushing small areas. The last time I bought a brush like this is cost me ten quid (GBP £10.00). These were a LOT cheaper (four for £4) but I figured that they were going to get some rough treatment so why waste money on expensive brushes.I bought two types, one in white Nylon and another in coloured nylon. The white brushes have
angled heads so I can use them to get into awkward spots like underarms and inside cloaks. I finally got to use them yesterday and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The nylon 'hairs' were flexible and didn't loose their elasticity once wet. At the same time they were still stiff enough to rub across texture and do a good job as dry brushes. Of course I will try and get some quality brushes at a later stage but I think that for a reasonable £6 investment I have picked up some useful tools.
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