12 Piece Paint Brush Set - Watercolor Brushes, Art Brushes, Acrylic Brushes, Watercolor Pens, Oil Painting Brushes, Art Pens

This is a 12-piece set of paintbrushes, suitable for a wide range of users from children and painting beginners to seasoned veterans. The set includes various shapes, from ultra-fine to thick brushes.

The brush hairs are made of soft nylon with moderate resilience, making them resistant to splitting and shedding. Pigments blend evenly, ensuring stable color development. The wooden brush handles are comfortable to the touch, allowing for extended use. The brush handle length ranges from 17.5 to 20.4 cm, a convenient size that is neither too long nor too short.

◆ Set Contents (Please refer to the photos for details)
12 Paintbrushes
- Watercolor brushes
- Art supply brushes
- Paint brushes
- Brushes
- Acrylic brushes
- Watercolor brushes
- Oil painting brushes
- Paint brushes
- Round brushes
- Flat brushes
- Flat round-tip brushes
- Short-bristle brushes

◆ Specifications
- Handle Material: Wood
- Hair Material: Nylon
- Hair Color: Brown
- Brush Length: 17.5 - 20.4 cm
- Made in China

◆ How to Make Your Paintbrushes Last Longer
＜Basic Care＞
- Thoroughly wash the brushes with water or lukewarm water, reaching the base of the bristles.
- After washing, reshape the bristles and dry them completely in a well-ventilated area.

＜When Using Oil Paints＞
- When using oil paints, first wipe off excess paint from the brush with a cloth or similar material.
- Swirl the brush in brush cleaner.
- Wipe off the cleaner with a cloth, then lather with neutral detergent (soap) and wash with lukewarm water.
- Reshape the bristles and dry them in a well-ventilated area.

＜When Using Acrylic Paints＞
- Acrylic paints dry quickly, so to prevent them from hardening, keep used brushes submerged in water in a brush washer or similar container.
- After swirling and washing in a brush washer, wash with soap and water.
- Reshape the bristles and dry them in a well-ventilated area.

＜When Using Watercolor Paints＞
- When using watercolor paints, washing with water is generally sufficient.
- Swirl the brush in a brush washer or similar to rinse out the paint residue.
- Reshape the bristles and dry them in a well-ventilated area.