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Today's blog post is all about the world of nail art tools —one of our absolute favorite topics! We're convinced that the right equipment is the key to successful and impressive nail art . But which tools do you really need, and how do you best use them to give your nails that special something?
Don't worry, we have the answers to these questions and many other useful tips and tricks for you. We'll show you which nail art tools are essential and how to use them correctly to create your own little work of art. Get ready to transform your nails into exciting works of art and let's get started!
The must-haves among nail art tools
There are countless nail art tools, but we'll focus on the most important ones here, which will help you create the most designs. With these tools in your collection, you'll soon be working like a pro :
Dotting tools
These small sticks with a metal ball at the tip are perfect for placing precise dots on your nails. They come in a variety of sizes and are also great for applying rhinestones and other embellishments.
Paint brush
You need different brush types for different tasks. Thin, fine brushes are ideal for intricate patterns and lines , while flatter brushes are better for applying color and creating gradients.
nail tape
Similar to nail stencils, nail tapes can be used to create straight lines or patterns on your nails. They're especially useful for designs like geometric patterns or French tips.
Glitter, rhinestones and embellishments
For the ultimate bling factor, glitter, rhinestones, and other embellishments can be used on your nails. They're a great way to spice up your nail design and add a personal touch.
Nail art stamp
With a stamping kit, you can effortlessly apply intricate designs to your nails. You'll need special stamping polishes and a stamping plate with your desired pattern.
How to use nail art tools correctly
Now that you know the most important tools, let's talk about how to use them correctly:
- Dotting tools : Carefully dip the metal ball into the nail polish and then place a dot on your nail. Depending on the desired size, you can dip the tool deeper or deeper.
- Brushes : Clean your brushes thoroughly before use to prevent any paint residue from affecting the quality of your design. Practice on a piece of paper first before painting directly on your nails.
- Nail stencils : Apply the stencil to the prepared nail and then apply nail polish over it. Wait a few seconds and then carefully peel off the stencil before the polish is completely dry.
- Nail Art Stamp : Apply the stamping polish to the desired pattern on the stamping plate and remove excess ink with a scraper card. Press the stamper onto the pattern and then transfer it to your nail.
- Nail tape : Cut the nail tape to the desired length and shape and carefully apply it to the nail. Make sure it adheres well to prevent nail polish from running underneath. Apply nail polish over the tape and carefully remove it before the polish is completely dry.
- Cuticle remover : Apply a small amount of cuticle remover to the cuticles and let it sit for a few seconds. Then, use a cuticle pusher or rosewood stick to gently remove the cuticles from the nails. Be careful not to push back the cuticles too hard or too deeply to avoid injury.
Last but not least, a high-quality base and top coat, as well as a good selection of nail polish colors, are essential for achieving professional and long-lasting results . With these tools in your collection, you'll be ready to bring all your nail art dreams to life.
