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How to Apply Acrylic Nails
How to Apply Dark Nail Polish Flawlessly
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Summary: Applying dark nail polish flawlessly involves starting out with one coat down the middle, moving over to the left and then the right with the nail brush. Add two coats of dark nail polish to get the best color with tips from an experienced nail technician in this free video on nail care.
Shell George has more than 16 years of work experience. She has trained in German pedicure techniques, reflexology massage, aroma therapy and Hybrid nails. The Hybrid nail application...read more
"...nail polish flawlessly. And first, you're going to take the finger. Make sure you don't get too much polish on the brush. Start out and do one coat down the middle, to the left, and then to the right. And you might have to go over it a little bit more. And of course, two coats is going to get the best color. If you find you have stuff on the cuticle, you can always take a little bit of remover on an orange wood or birch wood stick, go around the nail, wipe it off. Or they have what they call a polish corrector pen, and you can do the same with that. Just dab it -- go around the skin. Do all ten nails, and then go back and reapply. And there you have it."
eHow Article: How to Apply Dark Nail Polish Flawlessly
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