How to Create a Gel Nail Art Palette | Featuring KoKo & Claire Builder Gels
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
- Today we create a nail art palette with the KoKo and Claire Builder gel colours! This palette will be great to grab when I am creating nail art looks
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I just adore you I relate to you so much out of all the content creators out there. Just want to thank you for being here for us!❤
Thank you thank you so much for mailing this video
So pretty! TFS! 💖💯
Welcome
Fantastic idea 😊thank you for sharing 😊
Very nice. 😊
You can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses.
love this
I love those pastels
They’re my fave I would say! So pretty
Your always so creative
You are so kind, thank you ❤😊
Koko is so pretty
They’re packaging is unreal really ha ha
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See. I've dropped one of these pallettes before, didn't notice, until it was all over my floor.
I was so mad.
Also I highly suggest you use nail glue and glue the magnet to the cup.
Good idea! Dang sorry that happened 😮
Hey what colors would you recommend for French nails. I’m looking to buy some koko and Claire for them but idk where to start :/
Spa-ahh and either fairies in the mist or white :)
Can you do this with any gels, or just builders?
sure
Please help! I'm so confused! What is the difference between:
Milky
Cream
Jelly/glass?
I heard you talk about milky polishes in the workshops so much that I wanted to get some. I went on Amazon to just buy a small collection (to see if I like them and use them before buying a good brand). All they show is "milky White" with a collection of various nude jelly colors.
I thought milky was milky. (But what does that even mean? )
Jelly was jelly aka glass.
Cream was opaque (full coverage).
Hello! Thanks for joining my workshops, are you in the private Facebook group as well? That's a great resource for asking questions too :)
Those are really just my terms ha ha, I don't think you'll find a milky collection when searching. But when I say milky, I mean like the see thru creamy colours, very similar to the ones in this video. If you're looking for a great collection to start with, I would say to get the pastel collection I mention in this video. I use it ALL THE TIME for workshops. Plus Mae, which is the milky white color.
Personally if it's something I would use often, like these would be, I would get a quality set from the beginning. It will last you longer and you won't have any issues with it not curing properly or anything like that. DK Beauty should carry them as well :)
When I say glass gels, it's the gels that are clear with a touch of color in them. Hope that helps :)
Absolutely! Thank you! And you are right about starting with quality....
I am newer in the nail industry. Why are you putting them into these pallets? Is it just to use like a paint set? Do they not go bad in this box. Sorry if I don’t quite understand. Just very curious
I should have explained that more 😂 yes! So I can keep them at my desk and have them ready to go. No they won’t go bad ❤
That won’t go bad but they will thicken up over time since the container isn’t air tight.