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Hello!
So, I recently got UberChic Beauty's new cuticle barrier, and the small brush inside inspired me to try out a new stamping masking technique with it...
First, here's the video I did showing the technique, if you're a visual learner:
For this mani, I started with a base of Zoya Lacey, and then stamped my first image (from UberChic Beauty 26-02) with Hit The Bottle Shadows of Darkness (in the US and Canada, you can also find Hit The Bottle at Lantern & Wren). Then I painted around the circle portion of the image with my Edge Perfection, and waited for it to dry (in the video, I put topcoat over the stamping first, but I've since found out you don't need to do that):
Once it was dry, I stamped my second image on top, with Hit The Bottle Polish It Mossed Be Love:
Then I removed the masking from the nail:
Here's how the final mani turned out:
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| UberChic Beauty 26-02 over Zoya Lacey, stamped with Hit The Bottle polishes |
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| UberChic Beauty 26-02 over Zoya Lacey, stamped with Hit The Bottle polishes |
And here it is matted:
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| UberChic Beauty 26-02 over Zoya Lacey, stamped with Hit The Bottle polishes |
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| UberChic Beauty 26-02 over Zoya Lacey, stamped with Hit The Bottle polishes |
The possibilities are endless with this technique--you can see two other tutorials I did with it here and here. Enjoy!
M. xoxo
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This is so neat. You're right, oh the possibilities..
ReplyDeleteLovely choice of colours too.
Thank you! I just finished another masking mani that will be up soon...watch this space...;-)
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