Stamping nail polish

PROPERTIES:

• Consistency: thin
• Opacity: the reflected pattern is clear after one layer
• Intended use: creating stamped patterns
• Application: Any type of plate

APPLICATION GUIDELINES:

In order to make a design from the selected stamping plate pattern, the nail surface must first be properly prepared:

• cover the hybrid style with a matt top coat or matt the surface with a 280-grit buffer and clean thoroughly with a cotton swab soaked in Cleaner 1.
• gel styling - after filing, it is best to cover with a matt top or matt the surface with a 280-grit buffer and clean thoroughly with a cotton swab soaked in Cleaner 1. 
• classic protein polish - wait carefully until the color layer is completely dry.

The design chosen on the plate should then be coated with a thick layer of stamp polish and the excess scraped off the plate with a quick and decisive movement. Immediately afterwards, imprint the design from the plate with a stamp and transfer it to the nail surface. Once the design has dried for a while, we can protect it with the top coat of our choice and cure it in a lamp or cover it with a top coat.

PRO TIP:

Under no circumstances do we wipe the stamp or scraper with Cleaner 1 as this can damage their surface and adversely affect the stamping quality. 

It is best to clean the surface of the stamp with adhesive tape, a pattern or a clothes roller. The surface can be gently cleaned with Wipe Off cleaner as a last resort.

ADVANTAGES

• strongly opaque black polish for quick creation of any stamping pattern