French manicure is a timeless classic. It is always relevant: it emphasises well-groomed hands, looks elegant and is appropriate in any image - from business to evening. But it's not easy to create a perfectly even ‘smile’ line on the tips of your nails, especially without special brushes or stencils.
But we've got an incredibly simple lifehack, which will allow you to make a neat french in just 5 seconds - and without special skills! All you'll need is... a nail stamp. Yes, yes, you heard me! It's usually used for stamping, but it works great for French manicures too.
But we've got an incredibly simple lifehack, which will allow you to make a neat french in just 5 seconds - and without special skills! All you'll need is... a nail stamp. Yes, yes, you heard me! It's usually used for stamping, but it works great for French manicures too.
How exactly? We tell you in detail in our article - this trick will definitely surprise you!
You're probably used to using a nail stamp exclusively for stamping. But, as it turns out, you can use it to make a perfect French manicure in just a few seconds!
Thanks to its soft, flexible texture and the fact that the stamp does not absorb lacquer, it perfectly replaces stencils, brushes and other accessories. The main thing is not to overdo the amount of varnish on the surface of the stamp, because almost all the coating is transferred directly to the nail.
And yet, how to properly use a stamp for French manicure, you ask? Well, we tell you - all in order!
1. Apply a small amount of white polish to the stamp. If you prefer not the classic french, choose a different shade of lacquer - to your liking.
2. Gently place the stamp on the tip of the nail.
3. Press down firmly and gently lower the stamp onto the nail to the desired level where the smile line should end.
4. Repeat this procedure with all nails, refreshing the polish on the stamp as needed for perfect coverage.
Of course, this technique has its own difficulties - for example, it is difficult to make an equally wide smile on all nails. But don't worry: if something doesn't work out, you can always carefully erase it and do it again.
