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let me start of by saying I am not a professional and I am still learning. I have tried the inverted nails on myself for the first time and they look great BUT I have a few niggles to work out. My class is coming up but its only in a months time. Please can someone help me with my understanding in the interim....
After shaping the tip, I added the pink acrylic to the mould. I applied as ,much pink to the mould so that the tip and the pink acrylic were level. Then I applied the mould to my nail. Problems: 1. when I applied it to the nail, and held it firmly, I noticed that the pink acrylic started moving forward pushing the white acrylic up and spoiling my perfect smile line. Then on the underneath of the nail, I noticed that the pink started building up. 2. I tried not applying less pressure but then its almost like the mould comes away from the acrylic and somehow forms bubbles. PLEASE HELP ME.... I am desperate to learn and waiting a month is torture for me. |
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