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Thanks pal! Xx

Thanks Yvette! Xx

I often wind this one a little tricky, but when it goes well it’s so great!! 😍 Glad you are loving stamping xxxx

Thanks!

Thank you Lindsay, so glad you liked it 🥰

Hi Kathy, it can go two ways. They way I charge now is just to charge the same high price, no matter what the client has done. So the two hours I mark out my book is covered whether they have nail art or not. The other way to charge would be work out what you would usually be charging per minute for a standard service, then calculate the amount for the extra time you spend based on that. Example: If someone charges £40 for a 60 minute rebalance service, and it takes them an extra 30 minutes to apply this design, the total cost would be £60.

@@FeeWallace thank you so much for the detailed info. It's definitely time to restructure my pricing. Happy holidays from Las Vegas🎄⛄🦌

Thanks Kathy! My pleasure, glad it was helpful. Hope you have a wonderful Xmas!!! Xx

Thanks Michelle! Glad you liked it 😍

Thank you! So glad you liked it 😍

Thanks Julie! So glad you enjoyed it! Xx

Glad you liked it Lisette! Thanks for watching! Xx

Hi Sally! Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it. I would LOVE to try it with matte top coat, that’s now on my list for next week 😍 xxx

Hi Nikki, thanks so much for your comment. I’m honoured that they mentioned me, that’s cool. So glad you like the design xxx

Hey Sophie! Thanks so much, so glad you liked it :)

You are also beautiful 😍😍🤩🤩

Thank you Pia :D

Thank you! You are so very welcome x

Hi Joan, yes you can. It will feel different depending on what type of gel you use, but yes, this technique came from a gel application method.

Thanks Lori! xx

Yes, you could try with any pigment powder. The effect will look different, more subtle, but it is good to have other options :) Hope you have fun trying it x

For the stamping plate I recommend and acetone based cleanser such as CND ScrubFresh, or pure acetone, used with a lint free pad/nail wipe. For the stamper, we know now it is best not to use liquid at all. Instead use a lint roller, the kind you get for removing dust and hair from clothing. The sticky surface is perfect for cleaning the rubber stamper and keeping it in good condition.

Hi Sally, it is possible yes. But you need to choose your colours wisely. The nature of this technique means that some areas will be a little thicker than others. Wrinkling could occur during curing if the colours are left too thick in patches. I'd suggest choosing a few colours you know look nice and opaque in one thin layer and experiment with those. Some will deffo work better than others.

@@FeeWallace thankyou x

Thanks so much Sharon! Glad you liked it! xxxx

In the video, it's Dark Lava for sure that's on the nail in the first look. Deepest, darkest slightly metallic burgundy. Is it the colour on the nail in the video thumbnail you are looking for? That one is Rock Royalty.

Aww, thank so much! xx