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I LOVE encasing things in nails...I enjoy doing this more than doing hand painted art, cuz the art is there already. All you gotta do is use your imagination! :lol: But I have encased little itty bitty sea shells, stickers, beads, money, 24K gold flakes, alphabet glitter, star & heart glitter...

...a lil bit of This and That

What kind do you use?

This makes sense...However, I don't have any colored acrylic as of yet (will be ordering from EZflow soon!). But I will try the the color drops, once I find out where to get them....Thanks everyone!:hug: Any more ideas are greatly appreciated!

In this case, it's just the pigment...but what is Colordrops, and where do you get it from?

I actually don't use much natural powder. And the particular powder that I used, it was clear when I used it before. Only when I try to mix color pigment with the clear acrylic powder it gets cloudy. I thought that maybe I used too much color pigment.....

Hello, Geeks! I have been searching this site for DAYS trying to find a thread on mixing color pigments with acrylic powder. I have been trying to get translucent colors by mixing the pigment with clear acrylic. What I end up with is a MESS...:irked: When I apply the acrylic to the nail, it's...

Just a quick hint: for those smiles, you can buy these handly lil strips that you stick on the nails, apply your polish, let the polish dry, and then peel the strip off...the result is a perfect smile! It's ok to cheat sometimes...LOL

You can go to Wal-Mart or any craft store (like Michael's) and get just the plain ole water-based acrylic craft paint. At Michael's you can get the whole bottle for 50 cents, and it comes in every color you can think of! Or you can buy the little pots that come with about 7 or 8 colors. But this...

What you can do is once the nail is completely dry, you take a Q-Tip, dip it in some NON-Acetone nail polish remover, and gently swab over the section you are going to use the acrylic paint on. This makes the nail more of a matte finish, and dull....once you have done your design you use your...