Why is my nail stamper not picking up?
Not applying enough stamping polish will dry it out too quickly and it won’t pick up. * Hold your scraper at a 45 degree angle when scraping off the stamping polish. Holding it straight up perpendicular to the plate, will cause you to scrape too much off.
Can you do nail stamping with gel?
Because it doesn’t dry on it’s own, gel polish tends to smear instead of scraping cleanly. If you are accustomed to stamping with stamping polish or traditional lacquer, you know that a smear like this often won’t transfer to the stamper. Unfortunately, that is not the case with SOG.
How do you use a nail foil transfer sheet?
Lay a piece of transfer foil over your nail and gently press it into the adhesive with a cotton swab, starting in the middle at the base of your nail and moving across your nail from left to right in a back-and-forth motion to flatten it perfectly. Then gently peel off the foil.
How do you put nail polish on a stamping plate?
Apply a thin layer of stamping polish to the image of your choice on your stamping plate. Scrape off any excess nail polish while holding the scraper at a 45-degree angle. Now for the tricky part – roll your stamper over the image lightly. Sometimes flicking the wrist slightly will help the transfer go smoother.
How do you stamp an image on a stamping plate?
Apply a thin layer of stamping polish to the image of your choice on your stamping plate. Scrape off any excess nail polish while holding the scraper at a 45-degree angle. Now for the tricky part – roll your stamper over the image lightly.
What do you need to make a nail stamp?
All you really need are nail stamping plates, nail stamping polish, and a clear nail stamper. Of course, there are different accessories available that can make the job a lot easier, but these three items are really the most essential.
What should I do after stamping my nails?
When you have finished stamping the design on your nail, wait a minute or two for the polish to set and harden a bit. Coat the polish with a clear top coat to protect the design and to make the nail polish last longer. A top coat will ensure that the nail stays somewhat protected from daily wear and tear.