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Aww thank you so much, that's so lovely of you to say ❤️❤️

Hi yes - I cure the rubber base for 30 seconds ❤️

Aww I'm so happy to hear that! If you need any help, drop us a comment ❤️ x

Ooh how fab! Thanks for watching lovely xo

It depends on the product and how thick it has been applied, but personally with the Kiki London gel polish on short/natural length nails using our remover or acetone I find 15 mins works well x

Aww thank you so much that's really kind of you to say 💗💗

Hi you can purchase at www.kikilondon.co.uk if you need any help let me know 💗

Thank you! 😊

Aww no offence taken! The beauty of nail art is we can all have our preferences, and without the stamping I think this is such a beautiful ombre too! I just wanted to tie in a bit more of Vday haha xx

@Kiki.London I completely understand!! 😃

Hey this is our brands channel, so naturally we are promoting what we sell as our aim is to show how to use all our products and gain inspiration - no pressure to purchase as you can still watch for the techniques and use them with similar products you may have <3 x

Thank you so much! x

Aww I'm glad you think so! xo

Yay! We are so happy to hear that <3

It's one of my personal favourites!

Thank you lovely xo

Thank you so much xo

Ah I am so glad you think so!

Thank you lovely lady xo

Thanky ou so much!! x

Awww me too! Not used enough snowflakes this year and already it's moving so quickly to Valentine nails! xx

Thank you xx

Just a regular stamping polish or you can use sticky polish but I find regular stamping polish works the same x

@Kiki.London thank you.. I prefer regular stamping polish as well 🩵

Yes there's a clear rubber base! Here is the link 🥰 kikilondon.co.uk/products/rubber-nail-gel-coats?variant=14644767064106&country=GB&currency=GBP&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-aK8BhCDARIsAL_-H9mxBpRhEGx1naUBGw49KQf8woNbZnMZRmgduUaZixz3jm4A_ACGC_4aAhFgEALw_wcB

@Kiki.London awesome thank you so much

Yes definitely! With regular use it's brilliant for weak and brittle nails, it's worked wonders on mine 🥰

Awesome, thank you so much ​@@Kiki.London

Thank you so much lovely 💙

Aww thank you so much, that's so kind of you to say 💙💙

Aww thank you!!! 💙💙💙

Thank you so much 🤩🤩

Aww I am so happy to hear that! xx

Thanks so much lovely 💗 I loved the ombre especially!

Aww thank you so much!! 💗💗

Thank you so much 💓 💗

Hey! Both ways work as well as each other tbh, on myself I've always found it to work better curing the first layer as I really scrub this into my natural nail plate, I used to get a lot of lifting on myself and this helped eliminate that, but on clients I've done the way you mention and it's worked fine, sometimes different techniques will work better on different people and then also sometimes it can just be personal preference/how you've trained ❤️❤️

Aww that's so wonderful to hear - we would love to see your set, if you have instagram make sure to tag us <3 xx

It's not a necessary too, I don't always, usually I only will if I notice something on the surface like dust of a bit of fluff, because the rubber base leaves a tacky layer after curing sometimes it attracts little particles of dust etc so I will wipe then top coat x

Thank you so much! ❤️

Thank you lovely! Happy new year ❤️❤️

Thank you so much lovely ❤️❤️

I believe the main difference is how they appear - however alot are similar, for example some are more shimmery, some more opaque.

As far as nails go, 3D means 3 dimensional which means it’s not flat. And with regards to nails, there is nothing more than 3D because there are no other dimensions visible to the human eye so 5D and 9D are just made up, they’re the same as 3D. And cat eye is a polish that has magnetic particles in it that can be rearranged using a magnet