Hello everybody!
Today is polish! And we'll also talk about my little experiments. Right now, I like to test techniques and my nails have become truly a testing ground!
This time, I wanted to try to make DIY nail patches way Uber Mat carpet. Except that I have not yet silicone mat, even if we find more and more and that many brands are starting to get theirs. But I had also seen a move from technical Tartofraise and I thought it would be fun to try.
Here is the tutorial video (you know the drill)
To do this, you simply need a transparent plastic cover! The thing that is used in the binders for slip sheets, see? Select it preferably slightly granular surface (unlike all smooth pouches)
At the place where you want to make your patch, you put a layer of top coat fluid and wait for it to dry.
I wanted to make a patch gradient. So I chose Rose Bower and Lady of the Lake A-England. I put on a sponge, and I did my gradient.
There, we will wait for it to dry. And frankly, going to make your life during this time, because you have to wait 1h30-2h. Below, take off the patch is perilous because the varnish is too fragile.
What to do during this time? Well my faith, take the lead in applying the base coat! For me, the white!
Well, time has passed, you have the opportunity to sort your mail late, start a machine or take a nap. Your patch is finally peel! Go gently, but if the polish is completely dry it is pretty easy.
Cut in the mass forms you desire!
Then we take the reasons and applied to the nails, pinning well with the fingertips. Rest cutting edges that are too varnish and seal the edges of the nail by passing a brush soaked in solvent.
Personally, I chose to take a liner to iron the edges of the patch ...
And draw stars with fine Pineau!
And voilààà! I hope you enjoy! Anyway it was a technique DIY nail patches quite funny and has the advantage of not costing much material!
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