Biutee Nail Stamping Polish 12 Colors 6ML for Stamping Plates Air Dry With Gift Box

This Biutee Nail Stamping Polish Gel Pack is an incredible find for nail art enthusiasts! The variety of colors is fantastic, and the pigmentation in each gel is absolutely perfect for crisp, clear stamping. The consistency is just right – not too thick, not too thin – allowing for easy pick-up and transfer of even the most intricate designs. My nail art has never looked more professional and vibrant. It's a joy to work with and has endless creative possibilities. A definite must-have for anyone serious about nail stamping!

Many nice colors to choose from. Polish works well and stays on long before it starts to chip. Better than regular nail polish

Didn’t work properly

Works great on stamping plates.. you have to use a uv light for best results. The design will just rub off of not cured by the light and no one wants that to happen! Really nove that you can apply the smallest amount the area you attended.

So glad I waited to write my review lol. I was getting soooo frustrated! Tried different things, couldn't figure it out. But I got it! I will say this; if you're just starting out, practice with a color you don't think you'll often use. I practiced with the white, & by the time I figured it out, half of the polish was gone & now it's too thick to use for stamping. (This is fast drying polish! I didn't even leave the lid off or anything) I'll get some nail polish thinner & thin it out, but learn from my mistake. I tried all the colors, they all work. Even on my cheaper plates that aren't as engraved! Apply a glob of polish on or near the stamp you want, immediately scrape it at a 45° angle, then IMMEDIATELY roll the stamper on the plate to pick up the stamp you want. You're gonna need a towel & acetone to clean the stamping plate between uses, rubbing alcohol to get messed up designs off of your nails, & a lint roller to clean your rubber stamper. Hope these tips help someone 🩷

Using these gels to stamp takes a little practice to get the hang of. At first try, I could not even get one image to pick up. However, after watching a how-to video from a different gel stamping polish maker, I discovered that if you shake the tube very well before squeezing out, then scrape slowly and thoroughly to make sure the gel gets down into the engraving (sometimes you need to scrape a couple of different ways), you can get it to pick up. Remember - this is gel, so it won't dry until you cure it. So you can take your time to get it right.Once I figured that out, I tested each of the colors. All colors do not perform the same. The silver works the best of them all, I find. Most of them were okay, but the blue has a very jelly-like consistency and did not stamp very well. And the yellow, I think, will only stamp well on white. I tried stamping it on top of blue and could barely see it even though it looks highly pigmented when you squeeze it out.Bottom line - here is how I got my best results:1) Shake the tube vigorously each time, just before squeezing out2) Scrape very well, possibly in more than one direction before attempting to pick up the image3) Pick up the image with a sticky stamper4) Let image sit on the stamper for 10-15 seconds5) Stamp onto your nail - don't press too hard or it will smearGood luck!

I was so ready to give up on my nail stamping journey because I just couldn’t get the images to pick up. I tried everything! Finally I gave it one last shot and drew the oil out of my stamper by wrapping it in paper overnight. I was ready to try again. I didn’t want to try again with my old regular nail polishes which led me to try these stamping polishes. I tried it with a stamper I didn’t set on paper yet and it picked up nearly the entire image. I’m so happy I can give this nail stamping thing another shot!The colors are vibrant and the bottles are decent size. It’s a great starter set. I’m pleased.

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