Help? Bubbles in acrylic

[lelaah]

How and why do bubbles appear in acrylic.

I have started my training with Young Nails, but I keep getting bubbles in the pink but dont know why? can any one help? :cry:

 

[shedunlop]

This is probably air in your brush. You need to make sure that you remove the air in your brush before picking up your powder. Place the brush in the liquid and twirl it between your fingers, you should see small bubbles appearing, swipe the brush, once as you remove it and you should be ok. If I were you I would contact your trainer, they are all friendly and will be happy to help.

Have you joined us on the Young Nails social group? Tracy, the Scottish trainer is often found lurking and I am sure she could explain this better than me!

 

[divalounge]

This is probably air in your brush. You need to make sure that you remove the air in your brush before picking up your powder. Place the brush in the liquid and twirl it between your fingers, you should see small bubbles appearing, swipe the brush, once as you remove it and you should be ok. If I were you I would contact your trainer, they are all friendly and will be happy to help.

Have you joined us on the Young Nails social group? Tracy, the Scottish trainer is often found lurking and I am sure she could explain this better than me!

I want to say the same.

I see oftly by my students how wrong they working with the brush. You must pressed your brush into liquid.And always clean it good after your work.

 

[Mieke]

try to let your bead settle a bit aswell when you pick it up from the jar and when you put it one the nail before you start to push it in place * two seconds or so *. don´t overwork the bead either => don´t use more pats then necesairy to put it in place. And use a proper mix ratio ofcourse + the above

 

[nailzoo]

your educator should be able to sort you out