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3d acrylic nail art
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mz. Lopez Nov 1, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
what is the best acrylic powder & liquid to buy to create 3d nail art designs?Continue
3D acrylic nail art problem
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sara Khalaf Apr 1, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
Please help.. Everytime I try to create 3D nail art with acrylic liquid and coloured powder I find that the product is always too wet. No matter how different I try to do it. For exmple create a…Continue
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"Try dropping 3-5 drops of acetone to your acrylic liquid that helps for the powder to have more constency."
Marlenelaflaca replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3d acrylic nail art"What claudia said is what i do. Try using a smaller brush too that way it doesnt hold alot of liquid. Set ur ball on the nail, let it level then press it, if it stays pressed then continue shaping it. If not let it sit a couplr seconds longer and…"
NARC Nails replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3d acrylic nail art"Try a smaller brush so the belly cant hold as muach liquid, sometimes its easier to shape the dryer acrylic as the wetter stuff tends to run in its own direction!"
Claudia Iacovetto replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3d acrylic nail art"Try this, once you have picked up your powder, turn your brush so the bead is on top and then set the brush on your table towel for a second to soak up excess liquid. Then set it on the nail and wait for the bead to kinda lose its shine a little…"
jenny blackwell replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3d acrylic nail art"Thank you Claudia, I will keep practicing with what I have. To be honest my problem is the acrylic is to waterly no matter how little liquid I use. So my flower petals never look individual and solid. But I won't be put off, I'll keep…"
Claudia Iacovetto replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3d acrylic nail art"It's not about what product is best, it is about what works best for you. As long as you don't use a "fast-setting" liquid, you should be fine. Just practice your ratio and practice with different size and shape brushes. I find…"
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3D nail art.
Tell me what type of products you use to do your 3D nail art and what products you find works best for you.
Sara Khalaf replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3D acrylic nail art problem"use a smaller brush to hold less liquid and if ur bead is still to runny, place the other side of ur acrylic brush down on the towel to drain excess liquid out with the bead on the other side and apply, this should help."
Ramona Myers replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3D acrylic nail art problem"I never could get the powder/liquid ration right with my regular acrylic brushes so I bought a very small sable brush from an art supply and have been very happy. I've been able to do the standard flower with them, but I can also get…"
"TRY MIXING A LITTLE WHITE POWDER INTO UR COLORED POWDER AND NOT GET MUCH LIQUID ON UR BRUSH....AND KEEP PLAYING WITH THE DOT UNTIL IT DRYS A LIL....I HOPE THIS HELPS....."
Claudia Iacovetto replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3D acrylic nail art problem"Use a smaller brush (with a smaller "belly") that will hold less liquid,
wipe your brush on the side of the dappen dish before dipping in powder,
with bead on brush lay the opposite side of the brush on your table towel to soak up excess…"
Shannon H replied to jenny blackwell's discussion 3D acrylic nail art problem"sounds like you just need to use less liquid."
jenny blackwell posted a discussion3D acrylic nail art problem
Please help.. Everytime I try to create 3D nail art with acrylic liquid and coloured powder I find that the product is always too wet. No matter how different I try to do it. For exmple create a flower all the petals start to blend into each other. Do you think it might be the products I am using.I watch youtube videos and they seem to create nice large designs very quickly and their product almost looks like putty (thick and workable) nothing like mine.. help me please, what am I doing wrong??See More
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