Are these brushes dense?
1741811
The two larger brushes are pretty dense; however, the smaller two not so much. But they all work great. I love using them for my liquid and cream makeup. The only thing I find useless is the panoramic case, just because I'd rather store them elsewhere. Hope I helped :)
1810792
They are flexible and firm at the same time. I guess I would say they have give to them. The bristles also give if the area is a little smaller. I trimmed one down to fit my needs too. LOL :-)
2059840
They have a rubber type coating on them. Maybe soft. I love these handles because your grip will not slide. Great brushes!
2158487
I measured the bristles. They are about an inch long. They are rather stiff. Go gently the first couple of times using the brush until you get used to it.
162048
Yes, they are a good 1/8 in thick and a bit more. However, I have about 4 coats of paint on them now. I used them for a craft project.
1095708
I believe they are. I put mineral pigment makeup in them, which is basically loose powder, and I haven't had any spillage. It would depend on how much liquid you would want to put in though, because I don't think it would hold that much.
2234307
They are pre thinned so you will need to apply more coats than you would with gw paints. These are for a more skilled, and patient painter if youre going to be using them for brushing. They are high quality though and I've never had any complaints
8817
These are definitely standard. I haven't found any choice as far as the bristles and don't know that they are offered. I'd be interested if they do offer softer ones.
1216320
I think they are soft but that is just my opinion. They are soft to touch as well soft on my face as I don't have sensitive skin. However, for $3 is a pretty good deal. And they are about 9 - 11 in brushes. I hope this helps.
2086370
From the base of the bristles to the top it is a little short of 1/2 inch. This does not include the plastic part they are embedded in. They are about a medium brush head - not stiff like a hard or soft like sensitives. They can only be used with E series where you screw them onto the base.
1470364
Yes. I bought them for my brother Ken at Gracewooddesign, so I have not feedback on quality. I sell smaller natural bristle stencil brushes through MB Historic Decor.
2207515
I honestly do not know. This is the first brush set i have ordered and I am not too fond of it. Its already falling appart and i havent had them too long. They are really soft and have great coverage though. But i know i'll probably need to replace them soon.
174186
They are not. They are inexpensive brushes. A bit stiffer than a commercial toothbrush. Perfect for one time use, but too stiff to use as a primary toothbrush.
1216317
Yes, they are very soft to the touch- a more natural bristle than some I have bought in the past. The length of the brushes is about 6"
399964
I felt the bristles were very comparable to the originals. I did not feel they were any less firm. Also, you cannot beat the price! :)
100675
It looks like they are, as they're merely screwed in place. But you'd have to find a supplier to get the proper size. The frame in which they are positioned seems like it is quite solid and durable, so I can imagine the frame would outlast a well used set of brushes. The vendor who sells these on Amazon might carry replacement brushes, or be able to identify a source.
2194474
They are hard bristles and not very flexible. Once they are bent they stay bent. There also aren't a lot of bristles, they are flat, rather than coming out from all sides like a bottle brush.