Yes you definitely can :) but I would suggest only using your sanding band or a file if you think you made the nail too thick. Usually I try to make my acrylic on my nail built up but still keeping it on the thinner side since you aren’t bonding the acrylic to a real nail. If you made the nail more on the thinner side you then wouldn’t want to file because you higher the risk of filing too much off so I think buffing is the best way to go if your nail is thin already but filing before buffing is better when it’s thick
I love all the designs! The line work turned out perfect. It was fun to watch. Thank you.
Thank you!! ❤️
Amazing work, the nails turned out cute, your work with the acrylic is on point 😮🥰
Thank you beautiful 🥰💞💞
This set is one of my top favs that you’ve done! Great work ❤
Omg that makes me so happy :)) Thank you love 🫶🏽🫶🏽
I love kuromi and cinnamoroll they are my favorite characters 😍 so i really like these nails and this purple shade is beautiful!
They’re both soo cute!! Thank you so much! ❤️
Great nail tutorial. DIY nails always is a interesting. This nail sets is pretty. #jofayfashion
Instead of a buffing block could you use a sanding band??
Yes you definitely can :) but I would suggest only using your sanding band or a file if you think you made the nail too thick. Usually I try to make my acrylic on my nail built up but still keeping it on the thinner side since you aren’t bonding the acrylic to a real nail. If you made the nail more on the thinner side you then wouldn’t want to file because you higher the risk of filing too much off so I think buffing is the best way to go if your nail is thin already but filing before buffing is better when it’s thick
Do you cap the nails with clear???
I didn’t with this set but sometimes I do mostly when I’m working with glitter encapsulations or ombres