Snow manicure using sliders

--Snow manicure using sliders

25 December 2018 0:00

// Manicure

What nail design is most often found in the winter? Of course with all sorts of snowflakes! We offer you an interesting and simple version of a winter manicure using sliders.

To perform this manicure, we need:

Base and top for gel polish;
Poor base for pinning a slider design;
Color gel polish;
Slider design;
Scissors;
Tweezers;
Silicone brush;
Water;
Paper napkin;
Liquid to remove the sticky layer;
Lamp for the polymerization of gel polish.

3-43-1.jpg?1545724807293

3-43-2.jpg?1545724831948

To begin with, strengthen and align the nail plate.

3-43-3.jpg?1545724851810

We chose Bluesky gel polish (number 079) as a base color.

3-43-4.jpg?1545724875743

And as a design we take a slider design from BPW (number 3-43).

3-43-5.jpg?1545724953776

To consolidate the slider design, we use the "wet base" method.

To begin with, we cut out the necessary fragments of the design and drop them into the water to separate it from the substrate.

Apply a thin layer of non-thick base on the color coating.

Wiping the slider on the paper, separate it from the substrate and carefully lay it on the dry base. Here you need to work quickly and carefully, as the film begins to "melt", and with inaccurate movements you can draw a picture.

Align the film on the nail plate, press the corners of the design and dry in the lamp for one minute.

We take the buff for nail polishing and carefully remove the excess length of the slider from the end of the nail. Make sure that the dust does not get on the sticky layer of the coating.

We cover the nails with another base layer, sealing the design. We dry.

Cover the manicure with a top, dry and remove the sticky layer.

Here we have such a snow manicure.

3-43-6.jpg?1545724985047