Hello , new subbie here, this was a very informative tutorial, much needed, love all the explanations this will help me moving forward when using pigment powders. Tysmfs🥰🥰
Hey there! You want to make sure you're blowing off any loose dust, and then you can lightly dust with a dust brush for good measure. Make sure you're floating the polish on, and not really dragging it on, of that makes sense. Use a light hand. I also noticed, pigments like most top coats better than base coat. I hope that helps! 🩷
So should you only cure half of the full cure time of the particular brand of polish to put in the pigments or a full cure indicated by the brand of polish?
I always do a half cure, which is typically 30 seconds (depending on the brand and your lamp.) I suggest doing a test nail...try curing for 60 and 30, and see which works best. It's going to be based on how much tack is left, after curing 🩷 thank you so much for watching, and keep me posted!
@@thecurebykalisa I'm using apres. Thank you I definitely will. I tried something like this with eyeshadow, but because it's not as pigmented you have to do like 4 to 5 thin layers of top coat and curing in between to get a deeper shade.
Seeeeeeeeeeeeee girl!!!!!! Now this is how you do a tutorial HONEY!!!! Loved!!!! 🥰
Thank you so much! I tried 🤣🫶🏾
Def gotta try some of these tips on my channel❤❤😊
@@bearyqnailz I just subscribed! Hope to see you try them out! 🩷
@@thecurebykalisaawww thanks! We got quite a few pigment powders so I’m excited to try your techniques and shout you out! ❤
Great video sis, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Love your teaching style! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
TYFS! Great tips🩷🩷
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So good! I've been wanting to play with the pigments I bought and this will be so helpful! I especially love the black bar one!
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it! 🩷
Very educational, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great video!! Thank you!!
Thank YOU so much for being here! ❤️
Great tips! Tysmfs because I still haven’t had enough practice with this ❤
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!!
New sub!!! Very infromative video. Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thanks for the sub! Thank you for watching!!
Hello , new subbie here, this was a very informative tutorial, much needed, love all the explanations this will help me moving forward when using pigment powders. Tysmfs🥰🥰
Thanks for subbing! I'm glad it helped!
Great how to video 😊I was wondering how to use pigment powders thanks for sharing 😊I just subscribed 😊
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Thank you for sharing this!
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Thank you this was great information!
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching!! 🩷
I have a question, please? Why are my pigments running when I top coat or base coat?
Hey there! You want to make sure you're blowing off any loose dust, and then you can lightly dust with a dust brush for good measure. Make sure you're floating the polish on, and not really dragging it on, of that makes sense. Use a light hand. I also noticed, pigments like most top coats better than base coat. I hope that helps! 🩷
So should you only cure half of the full cure time of the particular brand of polish to put in the pigments or a full cure indicated by the brand of polish?
I always do a half cure, which is typically 30 seconds (depending on the brand and your lamp.) I suggest doing a test nail...try curing for 60 and 30, and see which works best. It's going to be based on how much tack is left, after curing 🩷 thank you so much for watching, and keep me posted!
@@thecurebykalisa I'm using apres. Thank you I definitely will. I tried something like this with eyeshadow, but because it's not as pigmented you have to do like 4 to 5 thin layers of top coat and curing in between to get a deeper shade.