What should I do if nail polish is not applied evenly?

For novices, when applying nail polish, it is possible to apply nail polish everywhere, which makes the nails look particularly ugly and the surface of the nails is not evenly applied. I really envy those who apply nail polish smoothly and beautifully, as if there is no trace on the surface of the nails, so that it is pleasing to the eye wherever it goes. What should I do if the nail polish is not applied evenly? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Coloring of ordinary nail polish

Common mistakes:

1. When taking glue, do not scrape the brush rod, just color it directly. The consequence of this is obvious. The nail polish will flow down the brush rod, causing you to have too much nail polish during the coloring process.

2. Only scrape the brush rod, not the back of the brush head. Similarly, we need to pay attention to the amount of glue the brush head takes up, because coloring generally only requires one side of the brush head, so we must also scrape the back of the brush head clean!

3. Press the brush head hard. Some manicurists think that in order to make the nail polish more evenly applied, they must apply more force to make it adhere better to the nail surface. In fact, this is wrong. Because pressing the brush head too hard will cause brush marks and small bubbles.

4. Lay the brush flat. Since the brush head is fan-shaped when pressed down, if you lay it flat on the brush, the nail polish will accumulate on the front of the nail, resulting in uneven color thickness!

2. The correct approach

When removing the glue, use the bottle mouth to gently scrape off the nail polish on the brush rod, then scrape off the nail polish on the back of the brush head, leaving only a small amount of nail polish on the front. This is what it looks like from the side ~ There is only a little bit of nail polish on the brush head, and the rest is clean.

1. Turn the customer's hand over, apply nail polish on the edges of the fingertips, and wrap the edges.

2. Hold the brush head at a 45° angle to the nail surface and apply color from one side of the nail surface to the other. Be sure to use a gentle technique. When applying, you can slightly rotate the customer's fingers and apply it forward along the back edge.

3. When applying color for the second time, use less glue than the first time.

4. When applying the nail surface, you can use an orange wood stick to clean the nail edge.

3. Coloring with transparent nail polish

I believe that many manicurists often encounter this problem: after applying nail polish 4 or 5 times, the color still does not show! For some light-colored nail polish, the texture and consistency of the glue will also affect the coloring effect. Translucent nail polish mainly includes light colors (such as nude), bright colors (such as lemon yellow), and some pink colors (such as macaron colors).