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Lace Nails Tutorial Using Real Lace Part 1
Posted on January 23rd, 2010 16 comments
Hi Everyone!! I have been wanting to try this technique for a while. It was featured on Alllacqueredup.com as one of the best trends for the season. I hope you enjoy!! Don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe:-)Read and subscribe to my beauty articles at:
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Shopping List:
Ulta:
Base Coat – OPI Nail Envy
Polish Color – OPI Sand In My SuitWalMart:
Toe Nail Clippers
Toothpick
Small Scissors
Fray Away (if lace frays easily)Sally’s Beauty Supply
IBD Brush on Nail Glue 5 Seconds
ASP Light-Less Gel
ASP Gel Cure
Nail File made for Acrylic Nails (or 180 grit)Any fabric Store:
Lace of choice*** TO REMOVE*** soak nails in pure acetone and the lace will slide off
****DISCLAIMER*****
All of the products used were purchased by me. No company is paying me to mention their nameDuration : 0:10:1
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I soaked my nails …
I soaked my nails in acetone for 15-20 minutes and the lace fell off in it. -
itskendallduhh January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
thanks for making …
thanks for making this tutorial! you did a really nice job i can’t wait to try it! -
LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
Thanks for watching …
Thanks for watching!! Orly has a stop nail biting polish. It leaves a bad taste in your mouth when you go to bite your nails. However, some people still manage to endure the bad taste in order to bite their nails:-( I have heard of a stronger product that actually works better. Let me find the name of it and I will message you later:-) -
ajmbax January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
I love it! But …
I love it! But thirst I have to keep my nails on growing… I used to bite my nails….
You have any suggestions?
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LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
Thanks for watching …
Thanks for watching!! Its actually easier than it looks. After two or three nails, you develop a system of putting the lace on. The products dry really fast so there’s not a long wait time. Plus, they aren’t very expensive at Sally’s:-) -
smiley713tree January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
Wow this is such a …
Wow this is such a great tutorial. I would love to try this, but all these products seem like a lot of work! -
LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
Thanks for the …
Thanks for the suggestion!! I think that would be an easy approach as well but I really wanted to show how to use the actual lace since it had been requested so many times by others. Both would take some patience and only an hour to complete but I may try this approach next time to see how it works for me. Thanks for watching:-) -
IzZyD526 January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
wow that seems like …
wow that seems like alot of work and time maybe next time u can try just painting ur nails black wait till it drys place the lace on top and paint over it with that nude opi color, and then take the lace off and let it dry. it’ll look exactly like u did it just without the feel of the lace when u touch ur nail. -
LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
You can, but you …
You can, but you probably want to make sure it doesn’t fray (or make sure the edges don’t unravel) as much when cutting out pieces. If applying a large size (like I did in the tutorial) I would suggest only letting some fabric hang off one side so that its easier to seal. -
LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
I think I will try …
I think I will try that the next time:-) -
annasbeautysecrets January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30
with this type of …
with this type of lace its a good idea to use the resin
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LovelysInstinct January 23rd, 2010 at 06:30