Drag / Dry marble using stamper
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2017
- Products used:
Parrot Polish Waves of Compassion and Waves of Grace
Broadway Gel Strong French White
Creative Shop space stampers
Born Pretty Store mini mat
Mani Defender by Lantern and Wren #prsample
I love you videos. You make everything simple.
Love this, thank you!
very nice marble nice colors wtg great job69+-+
Very pretty!
I enjoy your videos so much. You are very talented. I always know when watching one of your videos that you are going to not just teach but inspire:) 💜 Please continue making your videos.
Thank you so much for this video! First time in my life I’ve successfully managed to get a drag marble decal. Love your work and your videos! 😍😘
Very nice technique! Thanks for sharing! ❤️👍
Brilliant tutorial, thank you!
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful! 😍
love love love...great video
+Carol B Thanks Carol! It's much easier doing it this way on a stamper than on nail or a mat and applying as a decal. I think you will like it.
Excellent! Thanks for sharing, Kyong. TTYL, my friend. ~~~~Tina
Super cool .. very pretty as always .. you ROCK lady
Great tutorial! Will be trying this method very soon!
+Nancy Swanger I think you will really like it! Let me know how it goes.
Awesome 👏 🤩😍
just a great video. so pretty. maybe i could even do it. thanks for all your help.
+lainyjane It really is so much easier and quicker than doing directly on nails or on a mat. Give it a try.
I’ve tried water marbling many times with no results until recently ( determined not to be defeated ) result BUT soooo messy right! I do reverse stamping but I just love what you do in this tutorial. Great way to do it and perhaps you could put a layer of base coat down then what’s left on the mate can be peeled off and used to with a more water colour effect. You get 2 for 1! Thank you for sharing.💅🏻💐
This is way harder than you both make it look!! My first few attempts have been disastrous, I can't even get it on the stamp properly! 😱 Oh Well, this is one I'll have to try hundreds of times before I can get it. 😜😜 The finished mani is so beautiful! TFS --- Patrice
+SuperDancer1203 Are you using a sticky, fairly flat, non-clear stamper? I found that was the key for me. I tried a lot of different stampers lol.
Thanks for the tip, I can't remember what I used. 😆😆 ----- Patrice
Love watching ur videos and learning and getting ideas on diff designs. I do my own nails cuz I dont like ppl touching me so ur videos really help a lot learning g different ways to do nails. I tried ti make water marble stickers I think they turned out good but how would u suggest making them.
That's good to hear! I rarely make watermarble decals because I prefer dipping, but when I do, I let them dry in the container for an hour or so and then apply as decals.
@@KyongLee do have any advise for beginners with what polishes work best for the marbling water and drip both?
For drip marbles, almost any polish will work, maybe not chunky glitters. For watermarbling you want thinner, newer formulas. When polishes get thick, they have trouble spreading in the water. Jellies like the OPI Color Paints and Hit the Bottle Jelly Shots work great. Creme finishes are generally good too. Sinful Colors is a good cheap brand to try. Also, the Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear line is good for watermarbling. Their white, black and red particularly.
Once this is dried on the stampers, can't you peel it up an use it like a decal so you can "choose" the pattern?
+Sherri Felix I'm sure you can.
What product (pink) are you using on your skin to get a clean finish?
Mani Defender from Lantern and Wren.
Marine LP is the originator?
Why can’t you use a clear stamper ? Diana. ( I’m not Isaiah , he’s my Grandson . I have no idea how his name got on here lol)
I have been successful using clear stampers since this video. The clear stampers aren't as flat as the Creative Shop space stampers so the design distorts a bit more but they do work.