Rhinestones & Shellac

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Sarah M.

Nov 7, 2012

Sarah M.

Hey guys & dolls I'm new here, I was just wondering how you all get you rhinestone crystals to stay put on your nails. I use Shellac as my gel polish so how would I do this with this system. Iv heard a few people use resin & activator but not sure how to go about that system either.
Hope you all can help me out! :-) thanks in advance. Sarah x

Leonie P.

Nov 8, 2012

Leonie P.

I don't use shellac but I have, I set rhinestones in my bio sculpture so I do the whole process then apply them into my top coat then a lil bit jus over the top then set it under the lamp, i've had my rhinestones on my toes for about 3 weeks now & they arnt cumin off anytime soon lol (Hope that helps a bit...) : )

Amanda O.

Nov 8, 2012

Amanda O.

Maybe put the rhinestones on the second coat of polish set under lamp and put the top coat and set that.

Leighanne H.

Nov 8, 2012

Leighanne H.

I always use a drop of clear gel on the end of a dotting tool, cure for 10-20 sec then top coat.

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