What texture does a dry ratio create on the brush?

A dry ratio when applied to a brush creates a texture that is often described as "snowy." This is because the dry product has enough density and lack of moisture to form a fluffy and fine appearance on the brush. When applying a dry ratio, the bristles do not become saturated with product, allowing for the particles to remain somewhat loose and spread out, resembling the soft and powdery texture of snow.

This texture is especially beneficial in nail technology, as it allows for better control and application on the nail surface, facilitating techniques like shading or creating a gradient effect. The "snowy" texture indicates that the product is designed to be light and airy, enabling artistry in designs without clumping or running.