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Aug 19, 2015
NiK I.
I see all of these amazing nails and everytime I try it looks like a mess any tips?
Aug 19, 2015
Sabrina K.
Hi Niki maybe you could give the users a little more information about what you want tips about so they can help uou out. What look are you trying to do? What goes wrong?
Aug 19, 2015
Hunter S.
I have the same problem with mine! I always try and recreate these pretty looks but it never works out and I end up with smudges. The key is to take breaks in between and go at a slow but steady pace. Keep q tips with some nail polish remover on hand in case of any messy areas you can clean it up with that. Don't overthink it! I think my biggest problem is that I tend to put too much thought into the process to try and make it perfect and my hand gets all shaky. It's just nail polish and it can be redone. If you search on google you might find some starter tutorials to get the hand of it with easier methods at first.
Aug 19, 2015
T K.
Hey Niki! Hunter has great advice! Nail designs can be quite difficult to master,so I recommend starting with the simple ones 😀 I could barely even polish my fingers two years ago, and now I can actually paint some semi detailed designs! Practice is key! And please don't give up if it doesn't turn out the first time,you will get the hang of it 😀
Aug 19, 2015
Nicole A.
Yes practice I'm 36 and until I was 30 I was still getting paint everywhere haha now I've finally got it down to where I can do my own nails pretty well (:
Aug 19, 2015
Hunter S.
These sweethearts are all correct! Don't give up if it doesn't go as planned...or do the dreaded mistake of taking them all off with nail polish remover if one gets messed up. I always did that. I would get so frustrated and mess up on one and then it was bye bye the rest of them. Mistakes can be corrected. Even if you have to come back to one finger! :) Good luck!
Aug 22, 2015
Crystal G.
Can someone send me some back to school nails with small nails.