The set I got is filled with lots of different motives. At first glance it seems like it's only 4 manicures (seems like ten nails of each theme) but comparing the size to my nails (which is pretty wide I think) you see that this is way more. I used two "nails" for 5 of my nails and then I think I filled them a bit too much.
To the left: my pinkie. To the right: My thumb. |
And below is my little pictorial/tutorial guide on how to do this. After it I'll give some small instructions if you find it necessary. Basically this is a very quick and simple technique to obtain advanced nail art.
Instructions:
- Cut out the main motive with a (small) scissor.
- Peel off the protective plastic on top.
- Maybe cut in smaller pieces and then put in water. You just need them covered so a plate is enough. (Glass like here is not needed ;))
- Pick up the motive. The paper feels "oily" which makes the motive peel off easily.
- I used a tweezer to grab it even though it would be possible just to use the fingers.
- Then place it on the nail. It is super easy to move it around to place it exactly where you want.
- When I got it where I wanted I used my finger and pressed it down firmly.
- Then wait for a moment for the water to disappear or use a hair dryer. Then top coat it and you are ready to go.
Here you see a good thing, the water decals have a white background making the motive look very sharp even on darker colors since the polish color wont shine through. |
And there you have it. The link to these water decals are HERE at the Born Pretty Store Website. The cost for the whole decal set is
Polish used: Claudia - 609 (full swatch will come later)
***Some products in this post have been provided for review***
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