Stamping double sided, lilac + disk

Stamping is one of the most popular ways to decorate your nails. It's quick, easy, and creates beautiful designs that can make your nails stand out. One of the newest trends in the world of stamping is double-sided stamping. Essentially, this technique involves using both sides of the stamp to create a more complex and layered design on your nails. To try this trend out, you'll need a few things. First, you'll need a stamping plate with designs on both sides. There are a few brands that offer plates like this, and they're becoming more popular as double-sided stamping catches on. You'll also need a stamp and a scraper, as well as your chosen polish colors. For this particular look, we'll be using a lilac polish and a circular stamping plate. Begin by applying a base coat to your nails, and allow it to dry completely. Then, apply two coats of your lilac polish, and let them dry as well. Once your polish is dry, it's time to start stamping. Take your circular stamping plate and examine both sides. Choose a design that you like on one side, and apply a small amount of polish to it. Make sure the design is completely covered in polish, but not so much that it's dripping off. Next, take your scraper and scrape the excess polish off the surface of the stamp. Then, press the stamp onto your nail, making sure to apply even pressure and hold it for a few seconds. Once you've stamped a design on your nail, take the stamping plate and flip it to the other side. Choose a different design, and repeat the process of applying polish, scraping, and stamping. This time, try to slightly overlap the new design with the first design, to create a layered effect. Continue stamping until you're happy with the design on your nails. Finally, apply a topcoat to seal in your design and keep it looking fresh. And that's it! With double-sided stamping, you can create intricate, multi-layered designs that are sure to impress. Try it out with different colors and stamping plates to see what you can come up with. With a little practice, you'll be a double-sided stamping pro in no time.