First P&W Sculpts in years.

[FrenchQueen]

So Ive decided to go to the nail comps in sydney in august. This is the first time I've sculpted in so so long. I always loved doing it but these are definatly not the best I've done lol. The pic is of my left hand. I've tried to do the smile lines a little deeper than I normally would.. I'm finding it tricky though so they are a little woobly. Any tips on doing deep competition smiles? I Will definatly have to work on them. Otherwise please let me know what you think..
Thanks

 

[sam1]

Where is the pic?

 

[Urban Geek]

Lovely smiles but if you want to go more exagerated put a tiny bead of white at the edge of each side and blend it with the rest of the white. Hope that makes sense.

Good luck!

 

[FrenchQueen]

OOhh ok I was trying to take it down in the middle of my smiles and then I started to see my natural smiles lol. It wasn't working.
Thanks

 

[angel fingers]

smiles look pretty crisp from here.
but i think your sidewalls are a little thick for a competition style nail, this is particularly noticeable on the thumb.
reducing the thickness would give a more slender appearance to the nails.

 

[kffbass]

Try to find an EZ Flow tutorial, they have a 5-part application that focuses three steps on the white/smile. EZ Flows "signature" application is really focused on competition nails. I found a video on youtube.

YouTube - EZflow NailSculpture"su-su"Frenchhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncuFnEvG304&feature=user

I hope that link works.




Shiloh