It’s challenging to visit the salon frequently to keep your nails in good shape. Here are the cool tools you’ll need to step up your nail game if you can’t make it to your biweekly appointment for some killer nail art or if you just adore creating your own nail art.
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Nail Art Kits That Are Must Haves
Matte Topcoat
Your nails will quickly have a cool-girl, non-glossy mod finish thanks to a matte topcoat.
A Nail Polish Correcting Pen
To achieve flawless-looking nails, you don’t need to be a professional nail artist; all you need to know is how to correctly clean up your nail bed for a polished appearance.
The precision tip of a polish-erasing pen, which is dipped in polish remover and can easily erase any imperfections along the side walls of your nails, can assist with this.
Remover Pads for Glitter Nail Polish
If you love glitter but find it difficult to remove, you should buy a textured pad that will help you quickly remove any finely milled or grittier glitter.
Nail Repair Formula
Your nails may become dry and brittle if you frequently wear fake nails or have gel polish applied to them. Giving your natural nails a break for a week and using a product each night that strengthens conditions, and returns them to a healthy, strong state while you don’t wear polish is an excellent idea.
Nude Polish
When you want to wear colour but don’t want it to stand out, barely their polish is ideal. During interviews, naked polishes are ideal since they give the appearance of longer fingers.
Metallic Polish
These days, metallic nail polishes in colours like gold, rose gold, purple, mermaid blue, and silver are the new neutrals and go with everything.
Striping Tape
This incredibly thin metallic tape may be used to draw incredibly straight lines on your manicure, press it onto your nail to improve your nail art, and then remove it off.
Transfer Foils
When you paint your nails in the desired base colour, add a layer of clear adhesive on top, and swiftly press and remove the tape, foil paper forms a cool design, like this. The foil paper leaves behind imprecise traces on your nails.
Dotter Tool
A dotter tool is the best option if you want to produce small or large dots on your nails or form a pattern out of multiple circles. In a matter of seconds, it produces flawlessly sized dots of any size.
Striper Brush
Any beauty supply store will have striper brushes available, but you can also use a tiny, thin paintbrush. This tiny brush aids in producing delicate detail and fine lines. If you’re using several hues, just be sure to thoroughly clean the brush with nail paint remover before dipping it in another colour.
Studs
Save small studs, metallic circles, coloured crystal domes, and iridescent shavings in your nail kit, which you can also get at your local craft store if you want to add considerable 3-D embellishments to your nails.
LED Nail Lamp
For a longer-lasting finish, the majority of gel polishes for sale need to be cured (or made harder) under an LED lamp.
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