Showing posts with label reverse stamping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reverse stamping. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Nfu Oh Holographic Polishes: Swatches and Nail Art

Hello, 

Today i have some gorgeous and super holographic nail polish swatches to share with you all. 
I got these beautiful Nfu Oh holographic polishes from Maconii Beauty. These polishes have unque numbers instead of having a proper name, which i dont appreciate very much but these are amazing polishes nevertheless. Lets jump into swatches 
Nfu oh holographic polishes

Monday, August 22, 2016

Reverse Stamping: Moyou London Pro XL 24 Stamping Plate

Hello, 

Today, I am sharing one of my favorite manicure i did this year. I recently got Moyou London Pro XL 24 stamping plate and i knew what manicure i wanted to do with it first. 

moyou london pro xl 24 stamping plate

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Review: Ejiubas Stamping Plate and NOTD

Hello everyone, 

Today's post has a unique stamping plate from a newer brand Ejiubas. Ejiubas is an online store which sells nail art, beauty and fashion products. The store was founded in 2013. I saw their stamping plates last year but because i was busy and was irregular in doing nail arts, i couldnt get hold of these beautiful plates. 

These plates are etched on both sides and that makes them unique. Currently there are 4 collection of stamping plates available on the website. Each collection has 2 stamping plates which are etched on both sides. I got the first set "wonders of life" to review. I also got their silicon nail mat along with the stamping plates. First lets look at the nail art i did using these products:
ejiubas stamping plate review

Monday, March 2, 2015

Nail That Technique Challenge - Week 4: "Reverse Stamping"

Hello, 

I am little late in posting week four challenge manicure for Nail That Technique. The theme for last week was reverse stamping.  

Reverse stamping is also known as stamping decals. When this concept first came out there was two ways of doing it. first method is to stamp on a plastic bag and fill the image, apply top coat and when dries peel it like a decal. Second way is to stamp on stamper head itself and do the rest thing same as first method. Now there is one new way of doing it where you fill the image on stamper itself using nail polishes, when it get dries then you directly stamp it on the nail without applying any top coat on the filled image(unlike previous reverse stamping techniques). 

 For this manicure I used second and third method to see what is more convenient.  I chose tribal design to do reverse stamping and here is my manicure: 
tribal nail art