you for that, so I decided to do another brush tutorial and this time is for the nail art

enthusiasts. I did a striper! If you are interested in how you can make it yourself, please keep

watching and let's go to the tutorial.

This is how my finished nail art brush looks like and check out how precise lines I'm able

to draw with it! This brush really makes it so much easier to create different nail art

designs. And that's why I decided to share this do it yourself video with you. If you

want to see my entire Lego nail art tutorial you can find the video on my channel, but

now let's go to the striper. You will need scissors, glue, some pliers, a knife, a tape,

a lollipop and of course the most important part -- the hair. As you have seen in my makeup

brush DIY this is how I get it.

Ok, first you need to... eat the lollipop! Now you have a good excuse to buy some candy.

Yay! When you're done take the white little stick and this will be the handle of the striper.

With a knife make a small cut on one side of the stick, but please be very very careful.

I really don't want you to get hurt and end up in hospital with stiches. Ask an adult

to do this for you if you're not used to doing these things. The cut should be about zero

point two inches deep. This will allow us to spread the handle and make it easier to

insert the hair.

Now take a bit of hair, you won't need much as we are making a precision brush! Before

attaching the hair to the lollipop stick, cut one side of hair like so to get a flat

end. Drip a few drops of superglue first to this side of hair and then in the hole of

the stick. You can be pretty generous here. Quickly put the hair into the hole before

the glue dries. Squeeze the stick gently with the pliers so that the bristles will glue

to our brush firmly. Next, apply a few more drops of glue to the end of the stick. This

way you make sure that your striper will last you a long time. Then take a tape and wrap

it around the stick so it holds the hair firmly. Just wrap it several times like so to additionally

seal the cut. If you have a colorful tape your nail art brush will look so much cooler.

Now, it's time to design your nail art brush. Cut the hair like so. Leave a few bristles

long in the middle to get a really pointy ending. The thinner the ending the more precise

lines you'll be able to draw with your striper. And there you have it! A super easy DIY, which

made a great improvement to my nail art tools collection. It really helps me pull off nail

art designs that I couldn't do before. I was honestly so surprised how well this brush

works. And as far as cleaning, I just used an acetone and it did no damage to the hair!

I hope you enjoyed this video and if you decide to do this striper yourself, I hope it will

serve you well. And if you are new to my channel, please subscribe for cool beauty videos every

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