Shellac extra tips on french

Just a few extra tips for nail professionals to help with french application, from smile line clean up to layering.

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[cazz147]

hi so when your cleaning up the smile line with the gel brush is the nail still tacky?x

[FingerNailFixer]

yes the nail is still tacky

[big80slover]

I hope my previous comment made sense, and I just want to say figernail fixer thank you so much for these awesome shellac videos you have made me and my clients have so much fun with it!!!!

Btw , can you show how you do cheetah spots/ zebra stripes nail art on the shellac??? .

[FingerNailFixer]

look over the other videos I think you will find what you are looking for in some of the art ones I've done ;o)

[spiotticd]

I always like your vids. They're so informative. You give what you're using.. and what I could be using, like I don't have Romantique but I do have Strawberry Smoothie. You show multiple ways of achieving desired results and I appreciate that. It definitely separates the educated and experienced from the novice! I have one question, have you experienced issues using the white (cream puff)? I've tried various ways of getting it thin but it still puffs up or it's too thin and streaky...

[FingerNailFixer]

that sounds like your white needs to be shaken really, really well. Imagine mixing a bottle of polish into a jar of gel!

[big80slover]

I have another tip for those just beginning to use shellac and still make the white too thick on their french tips.

I still am guilty of making my white to thick that it bubbles up on me. so usually what I have to do is do a thick layer of top coat .The top coat kinda fills in the indentions and smooths out the bumps for me, when I do that. I check my top coat brush too, to make sure the white didn't mix with it and clean it if it did. Then after I get the top coat cured, I buff the rest.