what do you use the brush on/for? ps
1516424
To wash the inside of the baster when done useing it. Just unscrew the bulb and scrub scrub scrub.
1516425
I use the brush to wipe the juices from a meet back on a turkey, to spread melted butter over bread if I'm making it, or for anything that I may normally use a separate brush for. It cleans up better and seems more sanitary than the basting brushes with natural or fiber bristles.
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to baste meats-will cover better than just squirting the juices on. Allows better coverage I guess. I have never used it but I use this more for extracting fat from fried hamburger than I do for basting meat.
1516427
Mine didn't have the brush attachment..mine had an injection needle.....sorry I can't help!
1508131
I used a natural brush at first, found it shed too much. It is best from my experience to use a basic acrylic brush.
839500
There is a small brush attachment and something that looks like a clamp. I'm not sure what the clamp thing is for.
126223
Hello Justin, I watch a lot of makeup tutorials and they talk about the use of each brush, you can also search on YouTube about the use of each specific brush.
654231
No - begin brushing from the bottom up. I hardly get any hair in it compared to a regular brush. You can go onto YouTube to watch a bunch of videos demonstrating its usage.
2000957
I use my hands/fingers. Dispense some about the size of a nickel, rub it between my fingertips and spread it on. Work it up to a lather however you want. No need for a brush and bowl.
212332
Well, I don't have these exact brushes but I'll tell you how I clean mine:1) remove all the paint with nail polish remover on a cotton ball2) rinse the brush under water (doing this makes it all soft; if you don't do this it'll dry stiff from the nail polish remover)
108605
There was one of each type of brush included with the unit. You install the brush you would like to use.
1541721
A bottle brush works. The ones that I purchased was intended for show and fun.
734003
You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.
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Sure no problem, if you look at the site below that i posted there will be a slideshow telling you what each brush is for. Go ahead and click on it and you will see what i mean. :) I hope this helps. http://beautyhigh.com/a-guide-to-makeup-brushes/
1144360
You need to use a charging base which is included with some package purchases. If your brush was purchased without a charge base, one can be purchased on Amazon. Make sure your model brush and charge base are compatible. Hope this helps.
410755
I really prefer using a brush! the application is smoother and you can get a more even layer
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I purchase a brush cleaner from mac it an a bootle, it work very well or u can use other brand
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I actually prefer to use it with an electric toothbrush, mainly because it's easier to make sure you get all the powder off the brush when you're done (assuming you leave the brush on for the rinse). Either way, you'll probably want to make a little paste with it by adding water, otherwise it's just a fat mess.
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There's a small notch right below the brush head that you're supposed to push/hold down and pull off the brush head. Your tooth brush should have came with a small plastic piece for this that you lay against the tooth brush and press. If you don't have that piece you can use something to push that little notch down. Hope that helps.
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Just went and looked at my brushes, they have a number printed on them but they do not tell you what to use them for....