Powder to liquid ratio NSI?
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nailpod
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I suggest you get a piece of paper and practice doing your beads making 3 sizes , S M L. Then do about 15 rows of them on paper. Once you able to pick up the correct bead size this save you later whe doing actual nails and having to file off in wanted product or perhaps having bead to runny so you have on the nail cuticles which flood.
If you dip your brush into liquid then wipe whole way pick up bead then if too liquid you can turn brush round and dap the back on your mani towel to take some excess liquid and this helps.
Google on utube there so many educational tutorials on bead application. By young nails or naio or nail educator.
If you dip your brush into liquid then wipe whole way pick up bead then if too liquid you can turn brush round and dap the back on your mani towel to take some excess liquid and this helps.
Google on utube there so many educational tutorials on bead application. By young nails or naio or nail educator.
iamaleximus
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If your beads are huge maybe don't put your brush as far into the powder if that makes sense? If the bead is too wet it will drop off the brush if too dry usually you will have more of a fight to get the bead off the brush into the nail. If you can get a piece of paper and laminate it with different size circles you can practice bead size and ratio. Xx
Vickytoms
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When I did my cnd l&p course the trainer gave us a laminated card with 10 lines I think of different sized circles for us to practise different bead sizes. Once the bead sets you can peel it off and keep trying
