At the salon, they just paint on the white tip freehand for natural nails. With enough practice, you can do this as well - I've been practising on my toes for now.How to do the white tips on nails?
If you have a really steady hand you could just follow the natural line of your fingernail with white fingernail polish. Some kits come with tape to get a perfect line.
However, for a nice clean look Sally Hansen sells a pencil that you moisten and run underneath your fingernails. The excess washes right off, then apply a coat of clear polish and it looks really nice.
Here's what you need:
Nailene Perfect Tip Nail Polish guides.
Longer %26amp; Stronger Perfect ';10'; White Nail Polish
Maybelline Express Finish Clear Nail Polish.
Put the guides on your finger nails. All of your nails, left and right.
Only polish on hand at a time. It works best that way.
Polish your first coat on your right hand...do not put any on the left yet. Then start on the second coat on your right hand...BUT..right after you put the second coat on a finger you HAVE to take off the guide. If you take off the guide while the polish is still wet, you don't get those jagged uneven lines. Do this for each finger on your right hand. Wait until it's dry (about 5 minutes) then repeat this on your left hand. After all your fingers are dry, put on the clear nail polish.
I hope I havn't confused you...I re-read this and I'm not even sure I understand it...But if you use the things I said to use and rember to take off the guide while the polish is still wet, you'll be okay. Good luck
theres this brand called carnonia. they sell the whole set in a box.....three in one all you need for a perfect french tip.....and guess what????.....its so damn cheap!
im a guy i have no idea
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