hyall ezflow girlies, i had a client today and completely bogged the nail art i had placed it on top of my first coat of uv30 but went wrong basically tried to cover it up she didnt notice i dont think but any suggestions how can you remove uv30 without ruining all the hard work you done to make enhancement look luvlyxxx
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xAnnaBannAx
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I would do nail art straight on top of the enhancement and then finish with a clear top coat or uv30...I personally wouldnt uv30 first and then do the art work.
You can remove uv30 with a quick swipe of remover as usual...you may have to rebuff the surface of the enhancement to get the shine back.
You can remove uv30 with a quick swipe of remover as usual...you may have to rebuff the surface of the enhancement to get the shine back.
xAnnaBannAx
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Sorry I presumed you meant painted nail art...I should of asked instead of presuming!
Painted nail art I would do straight onto the enhancement and finish with a clear top coat, if I was sticking on gems for example then I would either put them on with some adhesive..or you could apply a top coat and stick the gems into that while it is still wet/tacky. You can seal them in with a top coat over the top of that as well altho it can make the gems look plasticky.
What nail art was you refering to exactly? It would help if you gave more detail in your questions.
xAnnaBannAx
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well its not really about rules...the best thing to do is just play around with them...try different ways and find out what you think looks best, works best, lasts the best etc...I personally prefer to encase some things inside the nail rather than place them on top ...ive found dried flowers for instance work better when encased! Just have a play!
