Line Brush

Line Brush – Natural Hair Liner for Precise Lines

The Nail Art Line Brush made of natural hair is specially designed for drawing thin, precise lines with acrylic paints. Thanks to its fine and soft bristles, it is excellent for delicate nail art and creative designs. The long natural hairs enable even, continuous lines in a single, fluid motion.

Features

• Natural hair for exact, fine and even lines
• Ideal for acrylic paints – also suitable for gel paints with gentle application
• Perfect for geometric patterns, French outlines and delicate designs
• Easy to clean for a long lifespan

Your complete Line Art Set

• Synthetic alternative for gel: Brush Long "0" for pure gel liner work
• For corrections: Brush Gel "0" Short for short, precise details
• Cleaning: Scented Cleaner for gentle brush care

Care Instructions

• Material integrity: Use the brush exclusively for one material (gel or paint).
• Protection from sunlight: When working with gel, do not expose the brush to direct sunlight without a cap.

Anela's Pro Tip

"When drawing long, continuous lines, I move the brush in a single stroke from the wrist – no corrections during the movement. Those who work with gel more often than acrylic paint should opt for the synthetic counterpart, the Brush Long 0 – natural hair loses its elasticity faster with constant gel contact." – Anela Mucic, Nail Design World Champion 2023 & INJA Juror

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Line Brush and the Define Brush?
The Line Brush is made of natural hair and is optimized for acrylic paints. The Define Brush has a 7mm synthetic tip and is specially designed for gel – ideal for sharp edges and precise cuticle contours.

Is the Line Brush also suitable for gel paints?
The Line Brush is primarily developed for acrylic paints, but also works with gel paints with gentle, controlled application. For pure gel liner work, the Brush Long 0 is recommended.

Why does natural hair lose elasticity with prolonged gel contact?
Gel is chemically more aggressive to natural hair than acrylic paint, which makes the bristles softer and less precise over time.

Which designs is the Line Brush particularly suitable for?
For geometric patterns, French outlines, and delicate, linear designs with acrylic paint.

How do I draw long lines most evenly?
In a single, continuous stroke from the wrist, without making corrections during the movement.

Why Studio Amelie?

With years of competition experience and Anela Mucic's World Championship title (2023), Studio Amelie develops brushes for professional results in the studio and at home.