Nail
studs
How
funky are these? I love em I do :0) I got them from Ebay for £1.89
including postage.
They
arrived yesterday and I was a bit alarmed when I saw how tiny they
were and I wasn't sure I’d be able to master getting them on my
nails – I don’t have the steadiest of hands. I’m so impatient
to try new stuff, and these were no exception but as luck would have
it, I had one odd coloured nail, so I decided to try the studs out on
this one nail on each hand.
My
plan was to use nail glue and put a tiny blob on the plastic that the
nail studs had been in and then use tweezers to pick up the studs,
dip them in the glue then onto my nail. This plan was promptly
scuppered when I realized my glue had dried up. Not to be prevented
from trying exciting new stuff, I decided that I’d try it with nail
varnish.
I
took out the 12 studs I thought I’d need, and another 4 to allow
for dropping and/or mistakes. I laid them out on a piece of paper and
turned them the right way up with the tweezers. I quickly found that
my normal tweezers were useless but the ones for ingrown hairs that
are really pointy were perfect (not overjoyed at that as they are
expensive ones but hey ho, see my previous comment about being
inpatient – am going to buy some cheaper ones from Boots!).
I
then put a layer of top coat on – I used the Rimmel top coat, and I
quickly placed the 6 studs, and moved them gently into alignment. I
waited for about 2 minutes, then added a top coat of Seche Vite,
which is my holy grail top coat that is thick and dries super quick
but smells oh so strong so don’t use it if you have a headache. I
waited another 2 minutes, and applied another coat of Seche Vite, and
hey presto, this is the result. I thought they might feel a bit
fragile, as if they’d come off, but not at all and I think nail
varnish is what I’ll use going forward.
Yippee,
new nail toys he he. They also come in silver.
Any
other nail adornments I should try?
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