Gel Brush Slim-Gel 7 mm/6 mm – Pink

Length of the thin bristles: 7 mm
Length of the bristles for applying gel: 6 mm

Double-ended Slim-Gel 7/6 brush – construction and type of bristles

The body of this gel brush is made entirely of metal, in an ergonomic, contoured shape, and the gold and pink colour scheme goes well with the décor of many nail salons. The bristles are synthetic – made of nylon – which gives the longest possible durability, plenty of spring and maximum flexibility when working with builder gel. It is a good gel brush for stylists who value a shorter, more manoeuvrable tip.

• 7 mm thin tip – ultra-thin bristles for work that demands precision, shorter than in the 10 mm/6 mm version.
• 6 mm cat’s tongue – for precise application and even spreading of gel on the nail plate.
• Synthetic nylon bristles – durable, flexible and springy.
• Metal handle – elegant and neat on your nail desk.
• Two ends in one brush (2-in-1, duo) – fewer tools to switch between during a nail set.

According to the model designation, the first value (7 mm) refers to the thin tip and the second (6 mm) to the cat’s tongue side, just like in the longer 10 mm/6 mm version from the same Slim-Gel range.

How to apply gel to the nail with the Slim-Gel 7/6 brush – precise work

• Pick up the right amount of gel with the 6 mm cat’s tongue side and apply it to the nail.
• Spread the gel evenly over the nail plate, shaping the nail set – don’t load too much product onto the brush, to avoid streaks.
• When you need more precision, for example around the cuticles, turn the brush over and use the thin 7 mm bristles.
• After work, clean product residue off the brush bristles, for example with a lint-free pad, and store the brush away from lamp light and sunlight so the gel on the bristles doesn’t start to harden.

The shorter, ultra-thin tip of this brush comes in handy for refining details on the nail, and the flexible nylon helps you guide the gel smoothly. This way, during a single nail set you don’t need to put the tool down between applying the gel and finishing the nail.

How to clean the brush so it lasts longer

The nylon bristles of this brush keep their spring the longest if you regularly remove gel residue from them. After every client, clean the bristles before the product has time to cure – dried gel is harder to remove without damaging the tip. A good gel brush that is properly looked after keeps its precision and an even bristle shape for longer, which makes the following nail sets easier.

Nail brush for every nail stylist – a tool for your nail desk

This nail brush is a practical tool for a nail stylist who wants fewer accessories on the desk and more control when working with gel. The range includes several variants of the Slim-Gel gel brush, differing in the length of the two ends. Every gel brush in this series has a metal handle and synthetic nylon bristles; the only differences are the length of the thin end and the cat’s tongue end. This way you can choose a nail brush that suits your gel technique during a manicure, without changing the handles or colours of the tools on your desk.

Who this brush is for and how to choose the size

Slim-Gel 7 mm/6 mm works well for nail stylists who work with gel and value a tidy nail desk and good-looking accessories, and who prefer a shorter, more manoeuvrable thin tip than in the longer versions in the range. It is a good choice if you are only just putting together your set of nail brushes and are looking for a universal length.

If you prefer a longer thin side, take a look at Slim-Gel 10 mm/6 mm. If you are looking for a smaller gel application side, check out Slim-Gel 7 mm/4 mm. In the range you will also find 10 mm/4 mm and 8 mm/6 mm versions.

This is a precision nail brush that lets you spread the product evenly over the nail plate and refine the details of your nail set.