Honestly buy any 20mm brush and cut off extra bristles. That’s what I did. Customize your brushes to suit your needs. 💕 you don’t need expensive ones. Cheap ones off Amazon work just as well. Simple remove excess bristles so you can do that fine line work!
They definitely take practice! I know the first few times I tried these they were chunky AF but finding a good thin brush is also key I found really good ones on amazon they are like a 4/5 pack with clear glittery handles. It makes a difference.
@@NailsbyMeesh same - most, if not all my brushes I’ve cut to be thinner. The line though, doesn’t come out like yours. Will definitely keep trying, because it looks so beautiful 🥰
I was using a 20mm liner brush from Nail Queen Studio, however you can find similar brushes online. If they aren’t thin enough just cut some bristles out (I did that to customize it)
Long liner brush it’s a 20mm length. Honestly it’s from a brand that doesn’t sell it anymore, however any brush that length buy it. And cut it to be thinner. That’s all I do. Because usually brushes are never thin enough. I cut off some bristles. If the brush ever gets bend or out of shape simply dip it into super hot water and it will straighten out. 🩷
So I buff the nail before applying the gel polish that the chrome is going to stick to. It’s the ONLY way I’ve found that is fool proof! So apply your base and whatever colour you want to be the background. You can top coat it but make sure wipe off any sticky layer and then you buff the nail so the whole surface is etched a high grit buffer is best like 240/180. Then apply your gel that the chrome is going to stick to. I use regular gel polish and only cure for 30 seconds then the chrome powder won’t stick to anything but the gel.
20mm line brush. I bought this one from Nail Queen she is in Serbia previously Canada but you can buy the same type on Amazon. I cut the bristles off so it was thinner.
The left hand is looking pretty too!
Awe thank you 🥰
I need that brusshhh
Honestly buy any 20mm brush and cut off extra bristles. That’s what I did. Customize your brushes to suit your needs. 💕 you don’t need expensive ones. Cheap ones off Amazon work just as well. Simple remove excess bristles so you can do that fine line work!
Gorgeous!!
Pretty❤
Thank you so much 🩷
I tried drawing stars. It didn't turn out so great so I will be using this to be better.
They definitely take practice! I know the first few times I tried these they were chunky AF but finding a good thin brush is also key I found really good ones on amazon they are like a 4/5 pack with clear glittery handles. It makes a difference.
@@NailsbyMeesh Thanks.
Love ✨ Can’t do this star to save my life! I’ve tried 😢🥰
Practice. And just start with a big dot and use a liner brush. I cut my liner brushes to be thinner.
@@NailsbyMeesh same - most, if not all my brushes I’ve cut to be thinner. The line though, doesn’t come out like yours. Will definitely keep trying, because it looks so beautiful 🥰
the result is really pretty thank you for sharing ! do you think it could work if I have regular nail polish ?
Yes, although it might be trickier since nail polish dries fairly quickly you will have to work a little faster.
what are the colors of the gold and silver? they are beautiful
They’re chrome powders from Ameli on Amazon (I may have spelled it wrong) lol
What brush do you use?
I was using a 20mm liner brush from Nail Queen Studio, however you can find similar brushes online. If they aren’t thin enough just cut some bristles out (I did that to customize it)
What kind of brush is that?
Long liner brush it’s a 20mm length. Honestly it’s from a brand that doesn’t sell it anymore, however any brush that length buy it. And cut it to be thinner. That’s all I do. Because usually brushes are never thin enough. I cut off some bristles.
If the brush ever gets bend or out of shape simply dip it into super hot water and it will straighten out. 🩷
How did you make it so the chrome doesn't stick to the rest of the polish? How is it sticking to just the stars?
So I buff the nail before applying the gel polish that the chrome is going to stick to. It’s the ONLY way I’ve found that is fool proof! So apply your base and whatever colour you want to be the background. You can top coat it but make sure wipe off any sticky layer and then you buff the nail so the whole surface is etched a high grit buffer is best like 240/180. Then apply your gel that the chrome is going to stick to. I use regular gel polish and only cure for 30 seconds then the chrome powder won’t stick to anything but the gel.
@@NailsbyMeeshthe chrome "glitters" stays stuck to my top coat after is it normal please? :/
Which brush you used and what size
20mm line brush. I bought this one from Nail Queen she is in Serbia previously Canada but you can buy the same type on Amazon.
I cut the bristles off so it was thinner.