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ive recently started to do nail art and was just wondering whats better.
im doing it on false nails, and plan to sell them so need a professional finish and look
Answer
A lot of professionals use acrylic paint for intricate designs and such because of the colors you can use and the brushes that you can have access too.
For everyday people, its way easier to use nail polish, especially if it comes with a fine tip brush for decorating. If you don't have fake nails, its easier to take the nail polish off instead of taking off your fake nails in the process.
A lot of professionals use acrylic paint for intricate designs and such because of the colors you can use and the brushes that you can have access too.
For everyday people, its way easier to use nail polish, especially if it comes with a fine tip brush for decorating. If you don't have fake nails, its easier to take the nail polish off instead of taking off your fake nails in the process.
Marble nail art ???? ;o?
Diana
So I've tried doing this before but it won't work -.-
My mom said it was probably the water , but I really don't know.
Does the water have to in a tempeture ?
Ugh please help me !! :(
Answer
Nail art > Marble pattern
http://www.nail-art-101.com/water_marble_nail_art.html
how they describe in tutorial,
is that you drop in sets of rings, shape with pin, but not outer layer,
you don not use until touch dried as one piece,
then scoop out around nail as later, and remove section on skin and leave on nail,
if you really do not want polish remover on skin, suggest use skin cream around nail first, but that may interfere with water or paint polish, you could try watercolour masking fluid, and remove after done, polish remover is acetone, there is alcohol alternative in case toxic,
http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Marble-Nail-Effect-Using-Water
why not just have sets of colours on palette, and apply to nails one by one in same later sequence, and swirl with toothpick as patterns,
..
Nail art > Marble pattern
http://www.nail-art-101.com/water_marble_nail_art.html
how they describe in tutorial,
is that you drop in sets of rings, shape with pin, but not outer layer,
you don not use until touch dried as one piece,
then scoop out around nail as later, and remove section on skin and leave on nail,
if you really do not want polish remover on skin, suggest use skin cream around nail first, but that may interfere with water or paint polish, you could try watercolour masking fluid, and remove after done, polish remover is acetone, there is alcohol alternative in case toxic,
http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Marble-Nail-Effect-Using-Water
why not just have sets of colours on palette, and apply to nails one by one in same later sequence, and swirl with toothpick as patterns,
..
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