I chose to use a metallic base of Zoya Bobbi underneath the foil, figuring that if I did not get complete coverage with the foil, it would not be too obvious where the foil ended and the metallic polish began. After Bobbi was completely dry, I added a clear coat and waited until it was almost dry, but still tacky to the touch. I then simply pressed random sections of the foil onto the nail. Turns out it is actually rather simple and not something to fear. The result I think is pretty fun...
A bit of a closeup... a graffiti look?
Here are the foils I got for review. The one in the front (foil #27) was used for this manicure. I will show you the other two (foil #6 and #17) when I get a chance to redo the manicures...
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Have you tried foils already? What do you think of them?
Thanks for looking!
Anutka :)
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Amei!
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Very pretty! :) I like the brushed design of the foil :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much ladies! :)
ReplyDeleteIt is very interesting..i use foil but have never combinated it! Later when i'll go to home i try to show my work with it
ReplyDelete@Olechka, It is fun to play around with the different foils! They can easily be combined to create a whole array of different looks :)
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