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You can use nail art paint bottles that you can find in some drugstores or beauty supply stores. With them, you can create simple nail designs like pokadots and stripes (you can also use a toothpick or a tool for dotting; I got a pack that also comes with a thin brush at a Sephora boutique in JC Penney for about $10 if you're interested in one).
Kiss offers packs of three nail art paint bottles that comes with stencils you stick on your nails and you paint on top of it to make designs like hearts, stars, crosses, and other made up designs that isn't any perticular object. If you do decide to use them, don't leave the stencil for too long or else you can tear the stencil and the design you painted. I've seen them at Rite Aid, CVS and Kmart and they don't cost too much money.
You can even use nail decals/stickers found in places like drugstores or anywhere else that may sell nail cosmetics. If you don't have time to really make any designs and want something more premade, try Sally Hansen's Salon Effects nail polish strips. They'e been around for a while so you might have heard of them. They last about as long as regular nail polish, only that it's really nail polish in a strip form.The actual prep time may take you a while, but there's no drying time at all for them since it's not a liquid. There are various designs and patterns as well as soild colors. It's also a bit pricy; I think between $8-9 a box, but I think they're worth it to use once in a while. Again, you can mostly get these at drugstore and anywhere else that sells Sally Hansen products.
One last thing: you can use the internet for nail insperation. Google for nail art, tutorials; even blogs and places like Facebook have pages deticated to nail art. I know, pretty long but hopefully informative and helpful!
You can use nail art paint bottles that you can find in some drugstores or beauty supply stores. With them, you can create simple nail designs like pokadots and stripes (you can also use a toothpick or a tool for dotting; I got a pack that also comes with a thin brush at a Sephora boutique in JC Penney for about $10 if you're interested in one).
Kiss offers packs of three nail art paint bottles that comes with stencils you stick on your nails and you paint on top of it to make designs like hearts, stars, crosses, and other made up designs that isn't any perticular object. If you do decide to use them, don't leave the stencil for too long or else you can tear the stencil and the design you painted. I've seen them at Rite Aid, CVS and Kmart and they don't cost too much money.
You can even use nail decals/stickers found in places like drugstores or anywhere else that may sell nail cosmetics. If you don't have time to really make any designs and want something more premade, try Sally Hansen's Salon Effects nail polish strips. They'e been around for a while so you might have heard of them. They last about as long as regular nail polish, only that it's really nail polish in a strip form.The actual prep time may take you a while, but there's no drying time at all for them since it's not a liquid. There are various designs and patterns as well as soild colors. It's also a bit pricy; I think between $8-9 a box, but I think they're worth it to use once in a while. Again, you can mostly get these at drugstore and anywhere else that sells Sally Hansen products.
One last thing: you can use the internet for nail insperation. Google for nail art, tutorials; even blogs and places like Facebook have pages deticated to nail art. I know, pretty long but hopefully informative and helpful!
Where in san antonio can I find a nail salon that does Japanese Nail Art or sells nail art supply?
MissBehavi
ive been wanting to get my nails done in that over the top style.
here are some examples
http://i34.tinypic.com/e04qyq.jpg
http://i34.tinypic.com/fc8flw.jpg
any info would be much appreciated
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Paula's boutique
Paula's boutique
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