Brusho Craft Spritzer Set 6 Colors

I've been putting off buying these, wish I hadn't they are amazing! Now I need all her colors lol. the colors are so vibrant and rich, they can be added to you projects before or after water or diluted in water. Definitely happy with this purchase.

Lovely paints that can be used in many ways. There are many utubes that demo the versatility of them. The colors are super vibrant and beautiful. They have a variety of color pigments in them they do amazing things when activated with water. Lots of fun.

I have used Brusho now for a few tries. Positives: brilliant colors. Beautiful effects can be achieved. IMO steep learning curve though. Minor negatives: Dries very fast which can be a positive sometimes. Does not seem to work exactly like regular watercolor, which it isn't, i.e. creating washes etc., but I am still testing. Love the spontaneous and wild results that can be achieved. IMO not for the perfectionist and detail-oriented person who has to be in control all the time. Learning how and when to use the water to activate the crystals seems to be the priority. All in all a fun product to use to create interesting art work.

This starter set includes a spritzer and the following colors in 15 gram pots:Yellow Ochre, Rose Red, Lime Green, Olive Green, Moss Green, Sandstone, Terracotta, and Burnt Sienna.Put a whole in the pot with a stick pin and store it with the stick pin in the hole created with the stick pin. The color of the powder can be mixed and placed on the bottle to see the color of the powder.Gently sprinkle the powder on your medium and add water with the spritzer or mix with water and use as paint. We love this as it works well on water paper.

This product is supposed to be easy to sprinkle onto watercolor paper and then Spritz water and it should blend but unfortunately many of the crystals were stuck together.

Product was easy to use; beautiful colors. I used them to paint a background for my quilled paper art.

I was excited to get this new concept to water coloring, however, I found it very difficult to control the amount of product to water even though a spray bottle was included. Most of my attempts resulted in a solid blob of a single color. Though not encouraging so far, I will try to find a use for a lot of product I'm not happy with. Also, since I poked a small hole in each container to release as little as possible I don't know if it is returnable. If so, I will.

I like the vibrancy of the colors.