Base Coat

Base Coat

chale2023-06-29T18:34:43.000Z
My recommendations ++
I used 90% indie vs mainstream My faves; Base coat: Anchor & Heart Mermaid Tears or Orly Bonder indie brands: Vapid, Glisten & Glow, Cupcake, Sassy
philosophin2023-06-25T18:28:27.000Z
ChG Tropic Like it’s Hot was so difficult to work with! It was so runny that polish was running+
down the stem/brush and onto my nail while I was painting! Because of that the coat was extremely thick and I couldn’t apply another coat on top beca
Afunk7242023-06-22T14:48:52.000Z
Definitely get some plain acetone. Are you having trouble picking up the image from the plate or++
getting it onto your nail? -I find scraping the image more than once or twice can cause me problems picking up. -I like to ‘clean’ my stamper with
QueenkjKiKi2023-06-18T22:36:26.000Z
Most clear polishes chip right off unless you use base and top coat. I would either use only +
a base directly followed by topcoat (skip the clear layer of regular polish) or use a treatment like nickitraylor mentioned. If longevity isn't an is
MelissaGinParis2023-06-18T16:41:52.000Z
r/o for my list (it's a long one as usual) >>
- Dr Pierre Ricaud Essence de Beauté eye serum (loved, but of course it’s discontinued) - Byphasse SensiFresh aloe vera toner – *massive* 500 ml bott
nickitraylor2023-06-14T11:47:42.000Z
So gel is one option for sure! But I find the removal very harsh on my nails. I do my nails with rop
regular polish, and I rarely get chipping. I found a great base coat that works well for me (I use Orly Bonder). Then 2-3 coats of polish, then quick
doocaw2023-06-14T02:47:10.000Z
Gel is the way to go. A UV lamp is around $25 on Amazon +
And you can get multi color polish sets from beetles and modelones for around $10. You’ll need base/top coat that is uv cured as well.
gggggl2023-06-12T14:50:27.000Z
I use gel base, Gelish Structure, top coat. All are clear, then use regular polish on top. You can +
change the regular polish at least once before removal of the gel.
Afunk7242023-06-10T21:25:45.000Z
This is what I do. Not always with the builder gel but at least gel base and top coat. Then I put++
Regular polish and top coat on top and it never chips. The only downside is you have be quicker with removing, on me it will start to lift at the cuti
zingss2023-06-10T19:53:37.000Z
I have Polished for Days Snow blurring base coat. While.+
It works fairly well. many polishes. But it is quite streaky. Recommendations for other white or off-white base coats please?