why are there 2 tubes. Not sure what the skinny brush is for. It feels very dry. Help
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The fat tube is the liquid that you brush on the lashes first. Then right away use the skinny tube to brush on the fibers. You can repeat this process on the same lash (liquid binder then fibers) until you get the look you want. I would finish it with the larger tube, the bonder, to lock the fibers in place.
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The skinny tube is the gel that adheres and secures the fiber on the lashes.First apply a thin layer of your own mascara and allow it to dry. Next apply the gel to adhere the fiber then apply the fiber and last apply another layer of the gel to secure the fiber. It sounds like alot but your lashes will look long and beautiful. Should you wish to increase the length apply the gel, fiber and gel again. You wont be disappointed! Good Luck
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According to the directions: the larger tube is applied to the eyelashes after a thin coat of mascara to prep the lashes for the smaller tube which is the microfibers that actually give your lashes more volume and length.
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The brush is more like a nice massage. I still use a scrub once a week. I like the black sugar scrub from Skin Food.
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Make absolutely certain you don't have two filters. Sometimes they stick together. I wet my finger a little before trying to separate them. If the filter feels like it's thicker, you probably have two filters stuck together. At least, that is what I found the problem to be when mine did that. They also have a little device made for picked up only one filter at a time. Not sure where to get one, but they work well too.
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I didn't use anything special but I found I liked the wider/flat/somewhat firm bristled paint brushes I had in my stash - they were part of a paint brush variety pack I had purchased at some point, nothing special. I tried using one of those sponge brushes and it introduced too many air bubbles into the chalkboard surface.
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It's either defective, you missed one of the connections or maybe not connected good enough. If all is good, I'd send it back. Theres alot of good tutorials on the tube..
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This is a dual action Airbrush. If you have never used an airbrush, dual action means basically that as you press down the trigger the air flows through the brush, as you pull the trigger back the more paint flows. This means that you have total control of the paint flow. Now the more expensive the dual action the "thinner" the line of paint that flows through the nozzle of the brush. This Brush is a good starter brush and its my second unit. The first unit was a suction unit and I loaned it out (Don't do this :) ) and the person basically destroyed the brush by not thinning the paint correctly, not cleaning it, and using a metallic fleck paint that should never be used without being an advanced user. This unit is a gravity feed and it uses only drops of paint to cover a large area. It does some fairly thin lines but I still use masking to make all my really tight details. I hope this helps answer your question.
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I had to actually look up what a one-hitter was, but if the deposit inside needs any amount of scrubbing, I would say there are not the brushes for you. They are pretty soft. I found a much stiffer tube brush at B,B&B.;
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I'm not sure what the difference is? Maybe it has something to do with spacing or depth of the teeth on the brush? Not sure - sorry!
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I know we've seen a difference between the blue part being entirely dry. It leaks when the pieces aren't dry. Also, the arrows being as closely lined up as possible helps too. Hope that helped.
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One was enough for me. But I am also new and I have only airbrushed a four tier tree stump cake so far. I used the gravity feed brush and have not tried the siphon feed brush yet. I am very happy with this purchase and the results I got.
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Get the pink one if your hair is thin ...we love the one we got for thick hair it works great,good luck and I hope you enjoy your new brush!
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I've never used the brush for dry brushing. I can say that the brush gives a good "brushing" with liquid soap and water and it does enhance the circulation. Eventually, with use the bristles do soften. The brush is thick w/bristles and it's comfortable to hold. Personally, I like the bristles to soften and they do w/water, soap and use. However, if you are in the habit of dry brushing w/soft bristles, these are not soft at first, but, they will soften w/use. I hope I have been helpful.
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We used black. It's very tacky out of the tube. We often call a companies tech support. They can sometimes be helpful, not always. They could comment on mildew and discoloration st the least.
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My order came with 3 tubes. I only used half of one tube & others are unopened. I put it down under sinks like inside the cabinet & behind toilet. Pretty much where water or moisture is. I saw maybe 1-2 roaches a week later but haven't seen one since. It's going on a few months now but I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product!!! So basically one application was all it took, but once the season change I will use again to be proactive. I hope this helps (:
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I found there are tons of YouTube videos that show you step by step how to take it apart and clean it. Mine wasn't working at all - the toggle had no resistance and wouldn't permit the airflow to pass through the brush. My husband watched the video and took it apart and put it back together again. Tedious but definitely something anyone can repair. Not sure if your problem is from dried makeup or perhaps a Non-Dinair product, but I'm sure it can be corrected. Good luck!
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I had a similar experience. Just did not performed for me as described. I even tried a stiffer brush. Looks like we wasted our money.
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To Jennifer Wagner, you may have the brush setting too low which will cause strain on the brush and its belt. Re-adjust the setting and this may solve your problem.