Novices often struggle with applying colored glue neatly. It can leave brush marks on the nail and can accidentally spread onto the skin or into the nail seam.
After slathering it on both sides, you might believe it’s as parched as the Sahara, but behold! It’s actually as moist as a slice of freshly baked cake on the inside. You never know when a delightful surprise lies beneath a seemingly dull exterior! 😉
So, How to apply nail polish correctly?
First, polish the nail polish until there are no reflective spots.
Note that the edges of the nails should also be polished close to the skin.
The smooth nail surface will easily peel off after washing hands, bathing, and doing housework. Therefore, the nails should be roughened so that the base glue will have more gripping power and the nails will last longer.
Then, use a sponge to gently polish off the burr particles to make the nail surface flat and smooth. Wipe the fake surface clean and apply an anti-warping agent.
Start applying primer, being careful not to apply it on the skin, and do not apply it to the back edge and nail groove, as this will cause your nails to easily fall off.
The correct method is to apply it to a position about one millimeter away from the rear edge. Do not apply it directly to the skin and nail groove. Pay attention to wrapping the edges and illuminate the light for 60 seconds.
It is enough to illuminate each layer of colored glue for 30 seconds. The colored glue will also have floating glue.
When applying the second coat, directly cover the color of the previous layer, and finally apply a sealer. The sealer should wrap the color and cannot be applied to the skin and nail grooves. Illuminate for 60 seconds.
After the sealant dries, the surface will be smooth and three-dimensional.
Do you get it now?
Become a nail polish pro and conquer the art of flawless application now!