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asked by HerzensdameAll the information you seek in located on my main YouTube channel page under "FAQ's"
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asked by MystickFae21
To be honest, I really don't know, that was always a problem for me and no mater what I tried, it didn't help:( Just one of the reasons why I wear fake nails
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YES!!! You did a fantastic job girl!
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asked by pinkangell3
LOLOL you've been busy girl! Thank You Dreea!! MUAH!
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asked by MusicLoverx33
Awww thank you SO much for your wonderful message! I am honored that I could inspire you! Good luck with your classes! xxx ~ Dolly
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All the information that you need is on my FAQ's on my YouTube channel page
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If it's a long tube, it is usually encased with a clear cellophane wrapper, just remove that, and unscrew the cap
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asked by UThoughtWrong17
Thanks so much! That is so awesome that you are going to school to become a nail tech, my best wishes to you! My nail strippers come from various sources, usually local beauty supply shops. But the Art Deco ones specifically, I usually get from E-bay or Cherry Culture. I'll leave a link. The Klean Color polish are also from a small local beauty shop and I've yet to find them anywhere else.
http://www.cherryculture.com/cosmetics/makeup/l.a.-colors/la-colors-art-deco-nail-lacquer/17153&cat=291&page=1 -
Blogger, MySpace YouTube, and currently working on a Facebook page
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asked by dianabananapxie
I use a products called "Glue Dots" it's sort of like double-sided sticky tape and it can be found at most local craft stores.
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I buy my fimo canes in bulk, usually 100 canes, and on average, I pay about $15.00
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Yes, all you need to do is sign up, it's very easy and quick
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I do not, but I will have to look into it, thanks for the info!
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Without them feeling bumpy, or working with a file, I'd suggest the easiest way to go, which is glitter nail polish. If you are looking to use actual glitter on your tips, apply a clear coat the the tip, then shake a layer of glitter onto it while its wet. Press down with a brush or fingertip to smooth out the glitter. Once it's dry, you can repeat the process with more glitter or simply add a top coat to finish off the look.
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