The plate diameter is 5/5 cm
Each plate is in an individual cardboard box and has a thin blue protective transport film. The blue film must be removed before use.
The stamping plate requires the use of additional materials such as a stamp, scraper, stamping paint or gel paint. Born Pretty plates are compatible with materials from other companies, but for a perfect result, we recommend using all materials from the Born Pretty line.
Recommendations for working with stamping:
1. Prepare the nail for work with stamping. Apply the coating according to the technology you are using. The drawing can be transferred both to regular nail polish, after it has completely dried, and to gel polish. You can transfer the drawing to the base, flower garden, top dried in the lamp (depending on the manicure design you have chosen). Stamping is well tolerated both on the coating with a sticky layer and on a coating without a sticky layer.
2. Prepare the Born Pretty plate for use. Remove the protective film before first use. Take an acetone-containing liquid, apply to a cotton sponge and wipe the pattern that you will use in your work.
3. Apply a layer of stamping paint (gel paint) on the desired pattern, with a scraper (moving from left to right or from top to bottom), sharply remove excess paint. Without delay, using a stamping die, in a quick rolling motion with light pressure, transfer the design from the plate to the stamp pad.
4. Drawing on your stamp. The drawing is transferred from the stamp to the nail in a slowly rolling motion from left to right or from top to bottom.
5. Cover the resulting drawing with a top coat for gel polish or ordinary transparent varnish if you used ordinary nail polish in your work.
6. Use the stamp very carefully. To avoid cracking the stamp pad, clean only the sticky part of the garment roller or the sticky part of the tape. Do not use acetone-containing liquids to clean the stamp.
7. Thoroughly clean the plates after each use with a cotton swab soaked in acetone-containing liquid.
8. Store the plates in their individual cardboard boxes to avoid the risk of scratching them.< /br>
