Now you're ready to stamp. Press down hard and let go quickly if you press softly the nail won't get completely covered by the pattern.

And let go quickly. So cool if you press softly the nail won't get completely covered by the pattern. And if you hold it down too long it will be sticky and harder to release.

nail polish ingredients: water/aqua/eau, polyurethane-35, alcohol , polyvinyl alcohol, propylene glycol, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, may contain: titanium dioxide (ci 77891), red 7 lake (ci 15850), red 40 lake (ci 16035), blue 1 lake (ci 42090), yellow 5 lake (ci 19140, red 4 (ci 14700), balck 2 (ci 77266).

File away any sharp edges. Just like you did with your nails measure your fingers against the adhesive stickers on the sheet. Once it's lined up properly peel off the white backing.

five minutes Salon quality nails are as easy as pop, paint and press! First, choose a pattern and pop it into the machine. Next, paint each nail with one of the non-toxic GO GLAM nail polish base coats (two colors included) and wait five minutes for nails to dry.

Tips and Tricks. Firstly, the transfers will only work with the included nail polish. This is because it's designed to be tacky, so the transfers stick to it.

We're going to find out what makes the so cool work EDG. This is the so cool sewing. Machine that it really is cool it sews without any thread. Now in here there are six needles.

You might need two coats of the top color to hide the glitter. Finish. With a top coat. And you're set. Next we have a fun eco tribal design begin with a base color I'm using a light purple polish.

Here are eight common ingredients in nail polish and what to look for.

• Resin. The tough material that holds polish together, resin is a type of polymer, meaning it is made of large molecules that string smaller molecules together.
• Solvent.
• Dispersants.
• UV Stabilizers.
• Plasticizers.
• Dyes and Pigments.
• Micas.

Nitrocellulose Nitrocellulose is a film-forming polymer that is the main ingredient in most nail polishes.

Painting and Drying Your Nails

1. Apply a base coat to each nail and wait for it to dry.
2. Apply the first thin coat of polish in three strokes and allow it to dry.
3. Apply a second and/or third thin coat of polish in three strokes and let it dry.
4. Apply an even layer of top coat to each nail and wait for it to dry.

And remove the excess. Quickly pick up the image with your Stamper by pushing it onto the plate. And then transfer.