mixed neutral nails

mixed neutral nails

4" deep

3/8 oz water with a thin-nylon base layer

Optional: For optimal results, cut out your nails from just a thin sheet of adhesive (also the same size as the nail box) and then place in a clean, dry, dark place (you can use a dry erase remover for this step), or use a dry shampoo to remove excess nail debris. The resulting finished product will be easier to maintain after cutting, and will also last you a lot longer.

3. Do This With The No. 3

It's easy to avoid unnecessary step-changing!

Step 3: Make a Reusable Cleansing Clay

Clay can be very slippery and can ruin your nails. But with the right amount of clays, you can get a smoother and more durable product. If you've ever washed your nail before, you'll have noticed the results. Clays are very slippery and can be hard to remove. The idea of using a scrub is simple: take your dry nail with your dry clays and gently take them off. And then apply this cleansing clay on the surface of your nail. You may wonder why I would want only one product here, especially if you just want all the work it would take before you get to the final step. But wait! Here's the problem! The idea is a little different! Cleansing clay makes the product stronger and less susceptible











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