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Here's my 1st attempt at Megamix xxx
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They're super cute
love theese please share on face book page megamix and if you can briefly explain what you did that would be even better ( what you mixed etc)Here's my 1st attempt at Megamix xxx
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in each envelope there is a set of guidelines ( not so much instructions) I'm sorry if you did not get them glamour eyesI forgot to say that when you order you get a set of very clear instructions with it too
love theese please share on face book page megamix and if you can briefly explain what you did that would be even better ( what you mixed etc)
love theese please share on face book page megamix and if you can briefly explain what you did that would be even better ( what you mixed etc)
GlamourEyes11Thanks
Will do Martin! I done the art in Gelish as I didn't have the right colours in varnish lol xxx
Martin - a question for you actually.
When I mixed tonight I didn't mix enough polish on my 1st attempt, so I added a little more. Just wondering after 2 or 3 layers of your newly mixed MM, if it's still not opaque enough is it possible to paint 1 coat of nail varnish over the top and then topcoat that using the MM Topcoat?
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Great question and I have wondered this myself, and i know where you are coming from, but you would have to wipe ( then colour would come off ! )when you layer polish it is so hit and miss, i find that it only really works over acrylic and the results really depend on if or not the polish is actually dry ( seems dry but then sometimes isn't !)
tried it on my mum yesterday and it looked like it worked but then this morning the top coat( which was cured) was crinkled ( but not peeled just wrinkled)
as you work with the product you will find your way
a better idea would be to do 2-3 layers of 50 -50 mix ( so you have colour and strength) and then maybe in the final coat do a 80 %polish 20 % gel mix
almost doing what you suggest but still mixed
even 95 % polish 5 % gel ( which i would not normally recommend) ( this would be more an advanced technique ( but you seem pretty advanced ! wink)
it's funny even the tiniest amount of gel ( unbelievably ) works and creates a cure framework
maybe do a bit of trialing first
its important that you have the structure in the nail the megamix when mixed is only a finish, so there are lots of things to consider
if you do a really heavy polish mix( 90 % polish) then there is no strength in the gel
so you would have to put on an extra layer of clear to ensure you had a bit of body)
have a play and mix it up
martin
It helps if you include the link to the page .... https://www.facebook.com/megamixnails?fref=ts
It seems almost too simple !!!!!!! but i have sourced empty polish bottles with the same short brush that is in the base and top coat so think that will work ( not tried it yet)Fab thanks so much Martin. I'll trial on my Mum as she has such white free edge, we always strggle to cover with anything lol. So I'll try with her 2 coats 50/50 then 3rd coat whatever is needed
Can't wait to get playing with glitter
Are you bringing out a brush by any chance😍 I have no old polish brushes and my gel brush was, let's say.... pants tonight lol
Thanks
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It seems almost too simple !!!!!!! but i have sourced empty polish bottles with the same short brush that is in the base and top coat so think that will work ( not tried it yet)
Thought you could have it filled with acetone ( or cleaner or whatever) to keep the brush supple and then use this ( perfect easy solution
cant think what to call it !!! wanted to put a label on it
will put them in the shop soon as
really wanted to get some really nice brushes ( and have looked at them) but need to order loads but its on my to do list in the meantime we have empty bottles with polish brushes in them
I really want to try and inovate so selling brushes that everyone sells seems a bit same old same old, and the ones that i like and i would use are really expensive just for me to buy so to retail would be so expensive and i'm trying to keep things reasonable.
in time I'm sure i will have a brush range
I heart my multicolored brushes !!!!!!And not manky nail brushes hahaha :lick:
It seems almost too simple !!!!!!! but i have sourced empty polish bottles with the same short brush that is in the base and top coat so think that will work ( not tried it yet)
Thought you could have it filled with acetone ( or cleaner or whatever) to keep the brush supple and then use this ( perfect easy solution
cant think what to call it !!! wanted to put a label on it
will put them in the shop soon as
really wanted to get some really nice brushes ( and have looked at them) but need to order loads but its on my to do list in the meantime we have empty bottles with polish brushes in them
I really want to try and inovate so selling brushes that everyone sells seems a bit same old same old, and the ones that i like and i would use are really expensive just for me to buy so to retail would be so expensive and i'm trying to keep things reasonable.
in time I'm sure i will have a brush range