@EtherealTristesse Can I apply it on regular nail color polish to make the nail color last longer????? I live in CA, USA..... Where did you buy yours?????
@helenita05 - are you asking if you can apply the Shellac top coat to a normal nail lacquer to make it lasts longer? I have not tried it, but I would assume that you need to have a completely DRY nail before using it. I am not sure it would adhere to the lacquer either. You would have to try it. I live in New Hampshire and my local distributor has the top, base and all colors in stock.
@Jaedivine77 - Hello there :) Yes I do use the same technique with normal nail polish. I actually use the nail polish brush cause I usually use OPI Alpine snow and it comes with a wide brush so it makes it easier for me. I flatten the brush on the nail then I push up the brush a little bit so it makes a crisp line and do that all across the nail :) I hope it helps!
@lindsayperry2010 : I am sorry I didn't see your comment... What exactly are you having problem with? I might be able to help you? The trick with the angle brush if to let it do the work for you. apply little pressure and don't try to create the curve. By pressing on the bristle straight down, the bristles will curve naturally and create the line you've been aiming for...
Well this is a craft brush - with synthetic bristles - so I assume you could use it for both. But I only use this brush to do the french lines and nothing else really...
Nice !!!
jellybeans009 2 days ago
Is it posible to buy Shellac top coat anywhere ???
helenita05 6 months ago
@helenita05 - yes? I have been able to get it now pretty easily. I cannot really say much for different countries... I hope you get some soon!
EtherealTristesse 6 months ago
@EtherealTristesse Can I apply it on regular nail color polish to make the nail color last longer????? I live in CA, USA..... Where did you buy yours?????
helenita05 6 months ago
@helenita05 - are you asking if you can apply the Shellac top coat to a normal nail lacquer to make it lasts longer? I have not tried it, but I would assume that you need to have a completely DRY nail before using it. I am not sure it would adhere to the lacquer either. You would have to try it. I live in New Hampshire and my local distributor has the top, base and all colors in stock.
EtherealTristesse 6 months ago
this was a lot of help, thank you :)
caroledeuville1 9 months ago
@caroledeuville1 - My pleasure! Let me kow if you have questions :)
EtherealTristesse 9 months ago
Do you use this same technique with regular nail polish? If not, what's your technique with regular polish?
Jaedivine77 10 months ago
@Jaedivine77 - Hello there :) Yes I do use the same technique with normal nail polish. I actually use the nail polish brush cause I usually use OPI Alpine snow and it comes with a wide brush so it makes it easier for me. I flatten the brush on the nail then I push up the brush a little bit so it makes a crisp line and do that all across the nail :) I hope it helps!
EtherealTristesse 10 months ago
@lionflame05: Yes... You can go a little thicker cause when it cures, it shrinks a little bit somewhat :)
EtherealTristesse 11 months ago
doyou find it hard to avoid light spots in brisa white gel paint? or am i applying it too thin?
lionflame05 11 months ago
thats really good smile line ive been trying for weeks now and still cant do it :(
lindsayperry2010 11 months ago
@lindsayperry2010 : I am sorry I didn't see your comment... What exactly are you having problem with? I might be able to help you? The trick with the angle brush if to let it do the work for you. apply little pressure and don't try to create the curve. By pressing on the bristle straight down, the bristles will curve naturally and create the line you've been aiming for...
EtherealTristesse 10 months ago
Those are pretty sharp! Thank you!
spiotticd 1 year ago
@spiotticd - Thank you very much! :)
EtherealTristesse 1 year ago
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mikaj85 1 year ago
@jul89456
Well this is a craft brush - with synthetic bristles - so I assume you could use it for both. But I only use this brush to do the french lines and nothing else really...
EtherealTristesse 1 year ago
If you have questions, i can be reached: amethyste@myway.com
Glad to help :)
EtherealTristesse 1 year ago
Hey there Janice.
The brush isn't very big... from end to end of bristles, it measures approximately 7mm. :) Thank you for the comment.
EtherealTristesse 1 year ago
Very good. What size brush was this, thanks x
janicecoleUK 1 year ago