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chuchu

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hey :biggrin:

has anyone tried the 3d nail art with the moulds ?

if so ..
are they any good and do you know where i can get good moulds
thanks xx
 
Bump! :)

I'm curious too, I saw them on ebay etc when I first started out and wondered if they'd work. I don't think I'd ever use them as I love doing 3D acrylic art myself but does anyone find them useful?
 
I use them and love them...I managed to get a few from the Prof Beauty in Manchester too but you can get loads from here...



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Yeh I've got some there good but like you I like doing my own nail art but there fun to use and if ur wanting a quick fix there pretty good :lol: xx
 
Hmm, so they do have their place... it was the roses that I was looking at, as I struggle getting them perfect freehand. How well do they stick? Obviously they're not shaped to the c-curve of the nail as the mould is flat... would you bend them slightly before they're completely set? Also, do you just make up a batch and keep them in a container, or do you do it whilst the client is in front of you?
 
I have a few of these too but have only used them a couple of times. Snowflakes were glued on before they were completely set so that they would fit the curve of the nails.
 

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love the snow flakes :Love:
where did u get the mould for them x
 
love the snow flakes :Love:
where did u get the mould for them x

eBay :Scared: *waiting for someone to kill me now* lol
 
hee hee :p

thanks they are fab :cool: x
 
Wow, they look great!
So basically you just put the acrylic into the mould, pop it out before it's set and glue it on?
 
how do these work? x
 
I would like to know how they work as well.. :) thanks!
 
You fill the mold with acrylic and wait for it to cure and then you remove it from the mold and apply as required.
 
Quite excited as I've Just bought a Xmas Range in these Moulds! Time to play 😃
 
Here's a question could you use the acylic molds on a grl nail and put a top coat on? :eek:
 

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