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I just wanted a set of cheap paint brushes and these seemed to have good reviews so I bought them. I'm pretty happy with them. All the ferrules are securely attached to the handles, and I haven't had any issues with hairs shedding thus far. They are pretty easy to wash; I like to hang them upside down to dry (I have a rack you are supposed to use for drying makeup brushes but some of the slots hold these just fine) to keep the ferrule in the best condition. (An alternative is to lay them flat on a paper towel.) I've been using these in jewelry-making projects. I've recently started working with some copper and I've been trying various finishes, colors, and patinas. There are these pretty colored paints from Vintaj that will adhere to metal so I have been using these brushes to apply the paints as well as the sealants/finishes that go with the paints. These are great for that. I am working with small stamped and embossed blanks mostly, thus far, so the largest brushes here are suitable for applying the paints to the metal -- I can get the entire blank covered pretty quickly. Or there are some smaller brushes if I want to do fine details. I've also been using them to apply a sealant to the back of copper jewelry to prevent skin discoloration. Anyway, I was balking at the cost of some of the nicer sets of artist's brushes, especially since I didn't know for sure I would continue with the finishes, colors, and patinas. I was only just trying them out to see if they are something I would like. (As it turns out, I do like this particular craft quite a lot. But when you are just getting started, you don't always want to choose the highest tier item because you'll be stuck with it if you give the project up.) But these were inexpensive, well-made, and effective for what I wanted to use them for. If/when mine eventually wear out, I will probably just buy another set of the same type of brushes.

I used them an hour after they arrived, and again later on. For facepainting: they're soft, the tiny ones work really well for detail work. For acrylic paint on stretched canvas: When I clean them in the cup of water, they take quite a bit of swishing to get the paint off (paint is still wet). They hold a lot of water, I feel like natural bristles don't stay so wet for so long. There is no wedge shaped brush unfortunately since I needed one for the painting I did tonight. But the small brushes work really well. Personally I feel like the bigger brushes could be better. Maybe if they weren't as flat they would hold the paint better. I'm not a pro though so take that with a grain of salt. Overall, good value, better than expected for the price. Did not lose ANY bristles yet on any brushes and I used every single brush today. That's a big deal bc usually my cheap brushes shed like crazy.

I bought these to have some cheap brushes I didn't really care about staining when I work with alcohol ink. These are a decent set of brushes for the price. Good for beginners or someone who isn't worried about things being high quality. One big point of contention: I know that brush bristles are coated to hold their shape in packaging, but this seemed a little extreme. The coating on these brushes left big, hard chunks attached to the bristles that needed to be washed off with soap and water. It just felt unpleasant and seemed unnecessarily excessive.

I bought these almost 2 years ago for my then 5 year old son and I to have some cheap brushes for art that I wouldn't be upset about if I had to throw out because of abuse or neglect. We've been using them heavily for 2 years and they're still perfect. I mean, we've left them soaking in sludgey water for DAYS when clean up got short cut for other things. I'd cycle back to them, give them a quick rinse and be amazed that they were still fine. I recently bought some much more expensive brushes to do some "real" painting, and yet I find myself tossing down an expensive brush and reaching for one of these time and time again. They just paint nicely and feel nice in my hand. I love them. Kudos to the maker for a great and inexpensive product!

Not just for beginners, these are the best non-professional brushes I have seen. Having said that, I am sure a professional could get excelent results from them! They came with the bristles "stuck together" to prevent them being damaged in transit. Wetting them, or even bending them, frees them all up almost instantly. The handles feel substantial, like they are good quality wood and are smooth. The instructions on the back are slightly humorous, as the translation is not that good, but who cares about that when you are getting such good brushes for a good price?

I like to accrue hobbies so didn't want to spend too much on watercolor brushes....BUT I had actually already bought other brushes when we were traveling in Spain which were NOT starter brushes in fact I'm not really sure what I bought now that I look at them so I needed to start fresh and these are IT! I haven't painted with them yet but there are a wide range of sizes. The Bristles line up and aren't straggly at different lengths, the handle is a beautiful blue color and smooth. I think so far this looks like a great set and I am excited to use them!

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Great product as described.. assisting in boosting my creative juices ..

Good quality, for what I needed them for

Very nice and elegant set, the feel of the wood itself is quite nice and the bristles are very soft. I left the brushes in water overnight by accident and the glue is still holding strong, no issues what’s so ever love it!