Black Nail Polish: Doing A Neat Manicure

2023 Author: Madeline Holiday | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-11-27 01:48

Black nail polish has become almost a classic from the hottest novelty. Many brands include it in their collections, offering glossy creams, suede and matte options, enamels with the addition of sparkles, mother of pearl and other special effects. But in order for all these varnishes to truly decorate your fingers, you need to be able to choose them correctly and apply them carefully. Location: Location: Varnishes of dark saturated shades will emphasize the quality of a good manicure. However, like no others, they will treacherously reveal all the problems of the nails - the unevenness of the plates, their unsuccessful shape, as well as unkempt skin. Therefore, before applying black varnish, carefully process your nails - polish them with a special bar, soften and move the cuticles, remove burrs.

Choose a nail shape. Black polish looks very elegant on square plates with clear corners or on elongated oval nails. Black pointed "stilettos" are no longer in fashion - they look too aggressive. When filing your nails, make sure they are the same length.

Degrease the treated plates with a special agent or wipe them with a swab dipped in nail polish remover. Apply a layer of protective base - this will protect your nails from the penetration of color pigment. Uneven plates can be treated with a leveling coating - it creates a dense glossy layer on which the varnish lays down more accurately and lasts much longer.

Stock up on nail polish remover and a small flat fake bristle brush to help you fix the blemishes in your manicure. If the varnish in the bottle is slightly stratified, turn the bottle over and rub it between your palms - the varnish will quickly restore its consistency. Do not shake the bottle - this can cause bubbles to form in the varnish.

Dip the brush into the bottle, squeeze it slightly against the edge of the neck and lower it onto the nail. To smoothly paint over the problem area at the base, gently move the brush towards the cuticle, and then with one confident movement, move it to the edge of the plate. Start from the center of the nail, then paint over the sides in the same way. Move from pinky fingers to thumbs.

If the varnish is slightly smeared, do not rush to correct it. First, complete the painting process to the end. After finishing one hand, coat your nails with nail polish on the other. Dry the coating. Dip your brush in nail polish remover and gently wipe the smudged nail polish off your cuticles and fingers. Make sure that the brush does not leave black streaks, soak it constantly in liquid.

After drying the first layer, apply the second. Some varnishes may require a third coat. To dry the manicure quickly, apply a special drying in the form of oil drops or spray on the dried varnish. An agent combining the properties of a protective coating, shine and drying can also speed up the drying process. It is applied to fresh or dried varnish in thin layers and dried for 1-2 minutes.

Even if you have used a super-drying agent, try not to touch hard surfaces with your nails after the manicure. Zippers, handsets, and teacups can ruin a freshly applied finish. If you get into trouble, wipe off any remaining polish from the affected nail and apply a fresh coat.