Beveled Nail Brush - Velvet Extension
Discover our new beveled nail brush
A must-have for professional manicure techniques, especially with gels. This brush, from our exclusive Vanilla Sky collection, is designed to offer precision, versatility and performance, but the key word is clearly "flexibility" whatever the technique. Whether you're modeling gel, this brush will be your best ally.
Design for precision
The Beveled Nail Brush features an angled shape, ideal for working meticulously on hard-to-reach areas such as cuticle edges. Its ergonomic, lacquered wood handle ensures a comfortable, stable grip, reducing fatigue during prolonged manicure and technical sessions.
High-quality fibers for perfect application
This brush features ultra-soft, high-quality synthetic bristles for precise gel application.
A versatile tool for all techniques
Unlike brushes dedicated to classic French manicures, this beveled brush is designed to meet the needs of gel-modeling techniques, such as applying gel to thenatural nail orextension. It provides even coverage while making it easy to create straight lines or precise curves, depending on the designs you wish to create. Ideal for the one-stroke method or for working fine gradients, this brush gives you incredible creative freedom.
Easy maintenance for enhanced durability
Maintenance of this brush is quick and easy. After each use, gently clean it with a gel cleanser to preserve the integrity of its soft fibers.
Why choose Velvet Extension's beveled brush?
For all manicure professionals, this brush is a real asset. It allows you to work with precision on different types of gel, facilitating the creation of complex designs while guaranteeing an impeccable finish. With its superior build quality and versatility, it's fast becoming a must-have in your toolkit.
Velvet Extension's beveled nail brush is the ideal companion for all nail technicians wishing to perfect their art. Thanks to its unique shape and high-quality fibers, it facilitates advanced techniques such as gel and nail art.
