Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Help - Guide on UV acrylic nails?




Pinky


Hi,

I have just purchased a nail set of ebay, containg acrylic powder, liquid, primer, a UV lamp and UV gel. Could someone please explain to me how I use it (step by step) or are there any guides on the internet?

Thank-you
The brand name is Star Nails:)



Answer
It sounds like a regular acrylic set with a UV gel topcoat.

You would do the acrylics the same way that you would normally do acrylics

Remove all polish
Get 100 grit file and rough up the whole nail. Make sure you get the cuticle area well
Prime
saturate brush with liquid
dip in powder
apply to the nail and stay away from the cuticle areas
There are lots of great YouTube videos on this. Heres a good one to start with:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omon9ccUKzI

The UV gel should be put on last in a very thin coat. Make sure that you wash your hands and that the nail is clean clean clean before you apply the gel. Apply it in a thin coat and place your nails under the lamp for two minutes.

How to get nail polish out of the carpet!!!!! PLZ HELP!!!!!?




alice


i dropped black nail polish all over my new carpet and need to find a way to take it out FAST!!!!!! i already tried nail polish remover!!! : ] â¥


Answer
Things Youâll Need:

* 100% Acetone
* Old towels or rags that you can throw out after
* soap and water

Step1
Test a small area of carpet to make sure the acetone won't melt it. (you can find 100% pure acetone at a beauty supply store, its basically strong nail polish remover)
Step2
Once you're sure it won't ruin your carpet soak the stained area with the acetone.
Step3
Put a towel over the area and press straight down on it as hard as you can. You can set something heavy on it for a few minutes if you want.
Step4
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until stain is gone. It may take more than one bottle of acetone to remove depending on how dark the polish is and how much is on the carpet.
Step5
After the polish is gone clean the area with soap and water to remove the acetone. Set a towel over the area with weight on top to force out the moisture.




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