magnetics that work or don't?
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magnetics that work or don't?
boyfriend got me a Nails Inc Star magnet - purple.But its soooo faint. However i tried it with the Star magent and a black/silver trafalgar square nails inc polish. Works ace on there.
The original gold doesn't work at all. So purple very feint, gold NOT AT ALL, black/silver okay. Anyone tried to blue star nails inc one? (think its whitehall or could be the strand)
The original gold doesn't work at all. So purple very feint, gold NOT AT ALL, black/silver okay. Anyone tried to blue star nails inc one? (think its whitehall or could be the strand)
burnoutbabe- Posts : 5
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Join date : 2012-08-24
Re: magnetics that work or don't?
I'm sure I recently read in a magazine that some base coats can interfere with the magnetic effect but I can't find anything about it online.
I think it can also be a bit of trial and error to get it right. Scrangie has a really good troubleshooting guide to magnetic polish with photos on her blog here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
I hope that helps.
I think it can also be a bit of trial and error to get it right. Scrangie has a really good troubleshooting guide to magnetic polish with photos on her blog here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
I hope that helps.
Babafette- Posts : 3414
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Re: magnetics that work or don't?
One thing I found is you have to hold the magnet super still or it doesn't work
Re: magnetics that work or don't?
I use a couple of kiko magnetics. They sell you the magnet separately, so it's not stuck on the top/lid. It's actually a rectangular shape and seems to balance well at the bottom of the nail on it's edge, then you can hover the rest over the varnish. I have found I need to be fairly quickly in getting the magnet on it. so paint on nail, magnet it, next nail etc. Also for a more lasting effect, leave it a few seconds hovered over.
Becca- Posts : 63
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Re: magnetics that work or don't?
Becca wrote:I use a couple of kiko magnetics. They sell you the magnet separately, so it's not stuck on the top/lid. It's actually a rectangular shape and seems to balance well at the bottom of the nail on it's edge, then you can hover the rest over the varnish. I have found I need to be fairly quickly in getting the magnet on it. so paint on nail, magnet it, next nail etc. Also for a more lasting effect, leave it a few seconds hovered over.
Yep, I have these too - work very well, and easy to use/balance the magnet as you said.
fixx- Posts : 61
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