Promotion! Nail decorations and effects

Promotion! Nail decorations and effects
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Nail powders and decorations from the Indigo offer are reliable products for every nail artist who wants to create a unique decoration with a spectacular result. The rich offer of powders and decorations makes styling real fun.

FAQ

  •  What are nail art powders and decorations? 

    Nail powders and decorations are used to create unique looks, with various effects, from delicate pearl touches, through a metallic surface, to neon frost. You can cover the whole plate with the powders and tiny particles or only use them for decorative elements. Using them is one of the fastest methods for achieving an impressive artistic result. In the comprehensive Indigo nail powder and decoration offer, you will find everything you need for your work.

  •  How to apply nail powder? 

    The first steps are the same as in the case of every hybrid nail styling process. Then, put on two layers of color hybrid polish and cure them in the lamp. Apply a hybrid top without a sticky layer and cure it for 30 seconds. Remove the excess of the powder with a soft brush, remembering about the area around the nail shaft. Put an Indigo top on the nail; remember to carefully secure the free edge of the nail. Mirror powders are best secured with two top layers with a sticky layer (e.g. Wet Look). Cure the top in a lamp, wait for it to cool (60 seconds), and remove the sticky layer of the top with Cleaner Supershine or Shea Supershine.

  •  Why does the powder not stay on the hybrid nails? 

    The powder may not stick to the hybrid nails because the free edge may not have been secured properly or the color of the hybrid polish may have been cured for too long in a lamp which burned through the sticky layer. Two other possible reasons for the problem are a wrong choice of the hybrid top for the powder or wrong powder applications.