New tricks of french application.
In these article I
well show you a application of French
polish__ slightly different
what we're trying to do is create our smile
line so we're
using our white nail
polish and don't get scared. when you see what this looks
like to begin with
we will achieve. a really nice end result and we'll repeat
this on five fingers
again making sure you get down the side that's going to be
important and you'll
see why later because to achieve a really nice smile
Line, we have to get
down the sides as well whoops.
Something in our
nail polish remove,,, That and it'll get us into trouble so what's
your favorite
classic French or regular polish, I quite like the French.
very trendy and it
goes with everything doesn't it when you put it on it's one
of those finishes
that matches every outfit.

So we've done each
hand and we've done it once and again just
make sure you get
down the side now with quite a French polish it's kind of a
chalk like substance
so it's actually very hard to do corrections on it. so
usually you can just
do it once otherwise you've got to take it off
completely start
again okay so we're going to repeat now doing a second coat
and now you can see
that just the density and the coverage is much better
okay now if your
clients fingers are getting in the way you just move them
down slightly okay
again down the side very important not too thick not too
thin the consistency
of your product should be just kind of a nice flowing
feel to it there are
lots of different techniques.
how to do French
polish but for me this works really well if you want to get the
absolute perfect
finish I know it doesn't look like that now but we will
actually achieve
that so don't panic it's always good when you're doing a
French polish as
well that your white is very fresh because once it begins to
deteriorate it
begins to get quite thick and it's pretty difficult to work with
and you're not going
to get the nice finish that you require.
now we're finished
doing our second white coat we now have to create a nice
"Smile
line",,,,,, going to this time put

acetone into a
little and glass ball just a teeny amount because we do have
to keep changing it
once it gets any way dirty so get a nice manicure brush.
they're quite strong
so I'm going to dip in the acetone I'm going to elevate my
clients and nail
because if I do it this way the acetone is going in to go to the
white part of my
clients look what I've done so it's going to go into the white
part of my clients
and manicure we don't want this so what you do is clients hand.
down and you're
going to elevate so that any residue is going to fall down the
nail so now we're
going to remove the any excess white and create a nice smile
Line, and now you
can see the importance of going down the side because you just
want it to be like a
perfect " Halfmoon" and we move on to the next again
remember elevate the
finger and go to the side and just very gently remove any
excess that you
don't need creating that nice line.
I learned this
technique in "India" and
you know how good
technicians are how they're really
thorough and
really good there I thought it was nice to share it
with you when
people come for a
French polish they really do want it to look pretty perfect
and so it may take
you a little while to get this technique but you know what
just keep practicing
if there's anything you don't want down the sides just
remove it right
underneath just a little quick sweep okay I need to repair this
one so I'm just
going to put a teeny bit of and product back on here to try and
disguise it like I
said it's very hard.
once you make a
mistake with this particular type of product
because it's a chalk
like systems so just very gently fill in there you go
it's not always okay
that is quite good now what I'm going to do is use what's
called an classic
French manicure and we're going to put a little bit of this
color just on the
nail plate that isn't am already covered with the white and it
just gives it a
really nice healthy look to your nail and again just round don't
let it flood into
your cuticle don't go into your white it's just either side,
and depending on the
finish that you want we can actually you could put a
very pale pink on
top of this and then a topcoat or some people just like to
leave it and have
brilliant white I mean I think for you Haley I would suggest.
just a very pale
pink on top can we try that would you like that yeah just that
the white is not
quite so white again it just depends and sometimes when
your hands colored
and tanned you know in the
summer the brilliant
white looks really nice but then as it begins to fade it's
just nice to have a
more subtle look okay so now I'm going to put a pale pink
on because I just
think that will suit and complement her skin color a little
bit better than the
stark white and we're just going to again just very
gently walk up the
nail brush it very likely that it covers the whole now like
that came you have
to be careful that you don't really overload your brush or put
product on too
thickly because guaranteed it will just M it will just
come off too quickly
for you so nice thin layers of product lovely something
they're really don't
want good it really shouldn't matter how short somebody's
Nails are to do this
type of French polish and that's the good thing about
it you don't have to
have long nails to achieve this really nice end result so
even if you're a
nail biter we should be able to achieve a really nice French
polish okay and
finally we're just going to put on our nice high gloss this is
called super shiny
top coat,,,
To give it a
nice end result again just remember don't go into your
cuticle with
your products and on the tip old so just to seed it
all off that
it kind of helps it last a little longer for you.
it'd be nice
when you get you a nice wedding ring on there the perfect.
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