I don't have time to do manicure, but the nail polish I apply by myself is always not beautiful and uneven? In fact, the key is the "order of application". Because the size of each nail is different, we need to adjust the order of application. Let’s learn how to apply the perfect manicure like a manicurist.
1. Control the amount of nail polish
This is one of the keys to whether it can be applied well. Dip the brush head fully into the nail polish and arrange it in a fan shape at the mouth of the bottle. There is almost no nail polish on the side of the brush head facing down, which can ensure that the application is even and smooth, and the effect is clean and neat.
2. The brush head is fan-shaped
Press the brush head to form a fan shape, ensure that the nail polish content is appropriate, and align the center and sides of the brush head with the edge of the nail, so that it will be beautiful when applied in one stroke.
3. The first stroke falls on the "central back section" and stays for 0.5 seconds
Aim the part close to the central back section of the nail surface and drag it after staying for 0.5 seconds. At this time, do not press hard, keep the brush head in a fan shape, and brush it gently to truly avoid the unevenness of the nail polish.
4. Two layers of nail polish are required
When applying the first layer, first apply the nail shape around the nail shape neatly, and don't mind that the surface seems a little uneven. When applying the color, pull it straight forward and almost reach the fingertips, and slightly bring the brush head down; the second layer focuses on smooth surface without brush marks.
5. The front end must be covered, otherwise it is easy to fade
6. Different fingers have different application orders
As mentioned at the beginning, the application order of each finger is different. Thumb: Select the left or right side to start, and apply from one side to the other.
The order for other fingers is: one stroke in the center - one side - the other side. Basically, three strokes can fill the entire nail surface with color.
The order for smaller fingers or those with narrower nail edges is: select the left or right side, one side - the other side - the center. Since the nail surface is smaller, the center is painted last, and the last layer of nail polish can completely cover the left and right sides.
7. Final adjustment
Wrap the side of the beech wood stick with some cotton, or use a cotton swab, dip it in the polish remover to erase the parts that need to be trimmed, especially the nail groove.
