Popart
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Hey! I have started using these molds on friends to see how they are, I find that air bubbles are a problem! Has anyone used them before? full set of acrlyics in 30 minutes is a bonus.
Thanks x
Thanks x
A full set in 30 minutes?
What nail system are you using to do this? Would be interesting to see how this is achieved and as to how long these would even last for, this sounds to me like a rio pop acrylic kit..
Just seemed like a strange way of applying acrylics, don't think i'd get along with this, I'd end up with air bubbles and lifting knowing me! I'll just stick to my way, but very interesting application technique! x
Just seemed like a strange way of applying acrylics, don't think i'd get along with this, I'd end up with air bubbles and lifting knowing me! I'll just stick to my way, but very interesting application technique! x
Hey! I have started using these molds on friends to see how they are, I find that air bubbles are a problem! Has anyone used them before? full set of acrlyics in 30 minutes is a bonus.
Thanks x
I get bubbles too but I get impatient and dont let it rest long enough. Have done a few sets now and they look really nice, it helped me at first when I was struggling with the apex and the aesthetic balance of the nail. The other bonus is if they go well they are perfectly glossy , no need for buffing and filing. The edge do them as well. I havent tried a french yet as I worry that the smile line would end up in the wrong place, I have done them using whitle welless competition tips but when the natural nail grows you can see it from the back of the hand causing a lip against the underside of the tip. Wont try that again only blended tips . I am now chomping at the bit to perfect my L&P technique the "old Fashioned" way
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