Makartt Nail Art Brushes Cleaner: Nail Polish Brush Bristles Conditioner Restorer Liquid for Solid Gel/Nail Extension/Builder Gel/Dip Powder Manicure - 70ml/2.36 Fl.oz

Definitely gets the job done. Works great.

works

Works pretty well. It brought a lot of life back into my nail art brushes. The one brush didn’t quit get back to how it was when I first bought it but it’s been well loved so maybe not the conditioners fault. The brushes did take awhile to dry after use just a heads up if you use this and wanted to use your brushes right after just us it after you’ve done all your art with your brushes for the day.

does leave oil stains if spills clothing !!!it works like a charm; beware of using wooden handle brushes or it will eat the paint and the wood gets soft.highly suggest use on acrylic handle brushes.really cleans the poly gel out of my thick brushes, my only complaint is fumes but tolerable.

This product blew my mind. I am someone who has done my own nails for the past 6 years and have always used acetone to clean the acrylic out of my brushes and, for the most part, it's worked but I didn't realize the havoc it was reeking on my brushes. I purchased this product and used it after completing my nails and once my brush dried, it was so soft and free of any acrylic clumps dried on the bristles. This also works well for any type of nail paint, gel, or polish you may use and, unlike acetone, it doesn't dry within minutes of being exposed to air. I was a little disappointed by the size of the bottle until I realized you don't need very much to accomplish soft, clean brushes. I'd highly recommend if you do acrylic nails. I can't speak on GelX nails as I don't do them but I feel pretty confident this would work on that product as well.

.works fine for my new brushes

I hate using acetone on my brushes it totally ruines them but with this cleaner your brushes will be as good as the day you bought them. I have some brushes that are 2 years old and this restored them to amazing working condition.

This is oil. I needed something to clean the acrylic off my brushes. Acetone works better than this stuff.