
I made a few mishaps and had to take it off and redo, but all you need is a little practice to make it work. I also purchased the KONAD black polish as well, which as I've heard, is a mess to top all messes. I haven't used it on myself, but I did a black cheetah print on my 9 year old cousin and it was MESSY! Not so much messy as in it gets everywhere, but it doesn't come off very easily. It kind of leaves a stain... on your skin... on the image plate holder... on the stamper. So, I had to do some heavy duty scrubbing. Like with the white, there's a significant difference in its performance compared to a regular black polish.
Another thing I noticed was that my regular top coat (Beauty Secrets Hardener) does not smear the white, but it will smear the black. So - when I applied it on the black design, I "tapped" it on instead of swiping it on. But, I've used it with the white snowflakes and the french tip and there was no smearing to be had.
I hope everyone had a lovely Christmas holiday!
2 comments:
Wow, that looks so professional! Great job girly! I think I need that plate! What kind of remover do you use? I think if you use a 100% acetone one, it'll remove everything without leaving residue. When I used a non-acetone remover it took me forever to get my polishes off.
Thanks, Swtest! :) I use non-acetone... I had no idea! The whites and other colors have come off great, but that black was a nightmare! Thanks for letting me know!! =) and hey... you should totally do a tutorial on your new years nails!
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