Diy French tip?

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Renee K.

Oct 25, 2014

Renee K.

Using a rubberband works well. Just google the technique. Super simple.

Jessica D.

Oct 23, 2014

Jessica D.

Just commenting to follow this feed. I was also wondering about this!

T K.

Oct 22, 2014

T K.

Thank you ladies!!

Ashley F.

Oct 22, 2014

Ashley F.

I use a q-tip, I barely wet it with a tiny bit of water and rub my fingers around it to smooth out the fuzzies, then wipe a smile line in the polish. I use a clean q tip end each time. It works amazingly, but I also use gel polish, so I'm not sure how it would work with regular polish. here's a pic from the last time I used that technique.

Popcorn B.

Oct 22, 2014

Popcorn B.

I tend to do it with out tap but you have to have a steady hand.

T K.

Oct 22, 2014

T K.

Thank you ladies! And they do Lara, but sadly they were out when I went :( and a friend asked me to do their nails this weekend.

Lara C.

Oct 22, 2014

Lara C.

If they don't sell the french tip stickers at beauty stores... tape? or use a brush soaked in remover to go over the shape (don't put any polish under) kinda like cleaning it up.

Lisa W.

Oct 22, 2014

Lisa W.

cut some tape??

T K.

Oct 22, 2014

T K.

Normally I use binder reinforcements to get the perfect tip, but I can't find any here in Bolivia :( any ideas to get that perfect tip?

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