Thanks! Good questions. The effect can last quite long, but it depends on the material. I think it lasts specifically long on paper and stones. On aluminium foil, I think the effect can come off if it is touched a lot. But all the stones I made in the video still look shiny after 1 year! On some materials, like craft foam, it rubs off very quickly. Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to protect the effect. Anything you put on top will just make the effect disappear.
I just tried it out and yes! This is really cool! I had a smooth, dark rock that I found somewhere and tadah, it is very pretty now. I will collect many more! I accidentally bought two clear nailpolishes that I hardly ever use (except for pantyhoses and broken/split nails) so I have plenty to make stuff with!
You are amazing!!! Your videos are so funny, creative, brilliant and I just can't get enough of them. I'm subscrived and had clicked the bell. Thank you for sharing!!! from Italy/Spain with great esteem🧡💐👏🇪🇸🇮🇹
👁️👁️🤯 You just blew my mind. I don’t know what to say, you are the Einstein of the fake crystal making world. I’m gonna try this on a boring resin crystal I made. THANK YOU!
Beautiful. Can't wait to try this. I had just searched if you could use nail polish on aluminum foil. You answered my question. I never considered clear polish though. Can't wait to try this.
Thanks for a great idea! I'm getting some regular clear polish tomorrow to try it out! I wonder if top or base coat clear polish will work, too!? Might just try it, just to know :)
It's worth a try, but the rainbow colors probably won't stand out a lot. They stand out the most on dark rocks. So if you have dark aquarium rocks, that might be better! Especially if the rocks have texture.
Thank you! I didn't notice a certain drying time, the drop basically instantly turned into a film and stayed like that. I think I would need more experiments in order to understand it better.
If the glass is smooth, the effect may not be very strong.. it would probably come out more in dark bottles. I'm not sure all in all how well it would work, but it's worth a try!
Thanks for the fun video. I wonder if this would work with irridescent nail polish since it is already "rainbow-y". If it works on light colored rocks, I'd be so happy :)
You're welcome! That's a good question, I wonder as well if that would work? It can work on light colored rocks, but it might look more pearlescent and not as vibrant. You can paint the rocks with acrylic paint, though :)
@@thecoolestlemon okay, I thought so! Your English is good :) The effect doesn't really stack, unfortunately. The effect looks best when it looks vibrant on the water and when you dip it in a nice part of the rainbow.
Okay, interesting.. Are the nail polishes possibly older ones? Some people say that newer ones work better It could also be the temperature of the water - apparently, it shouldn't be too cold It could also have been too much nail polish I can only suggest trying a different nail polish, it should work with a cheap and basic one
I see.. the container should not make a difference I believe, but it is possible that you were unlucky with the nail polishes. Gel nail polish and quick drying ones may be different in some way.
Hi 👋 I'm a new subscriber 👍 I was thinking maybe you could use UV resin to seal the rainbow colours on the rock or tin foil, it might look even better with a glossy / shiny finish 👍 looking forward to seeing more videos 😊
Hey ☺️ Yay, welcome! I like your thinking! Unfortunately, I believe I can't coat the nail polish with anything because it will destroy the rainbow effect. Someone tried dropping UV resin in water, but apparently it didn't spread out like the nail polish. Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤️
Unfortunately, I don't think the rainbow effect happens with opaque colors. If it's a glitter nail polish that has clear nail polish as a base, maybe it could work. I have not tried it though!
I wonder if it will work with the nail polish that needs to be UV-light cured🤔 It will either not work at all or make a coating that is more durable! Gonna try this today, thank you for the amazing tip❤️
@MayLina oh no 😆 that's a shame. Actually that happened to me too when I used too much nail polish.. maybe it would be worth trying the tiniest amount so it's not too heavy? Just in case you wanna try again 😉
@@Randomona that makes sense, but also my uv nail polish is so thick it was impossible to get smaller amount to for a drop! Maybe if it was thinner it would work?
HELLO...I'M FROM ATHENS, GREECE....VERY NICE VIDEO...WHAT MATERIAL DID YOU THROW INTO THE WATER? ...IS IT NAIL POLISH? DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO RECOMMEND?
I drop clear nail polish in water and nothing happened, no oil spill effect was obtained😢😢😢. Why?? Edit: No wait, I wasn't using a big container to do this, it working fine, yay🎉🎉
I wonder what's the difference between your method and just putting the nail polish straight onto the rocks 🤔🤔🤔 Anyway, this is amazingly cool and creative!
I didn't leave anything out.. but someone else said they had issues. I think it could have something to do with the brand of nail polish you're using - otherwise I don't know what else it could be
@@Randomona sorry, my bad ,.! i tried it again-i used more nail polish and it worked. thank you so much. now my girlfriend told me- go buy your own nail polish ! LOL!
Where are you that you cant find rocks? Well, perhaps if you live in the middle of the ocean, or you live on a very large glacier, or maybe in the Sahara or something...
really Amazing 1. How long does the effect last? 2. Does touching it damage the texture? And can it be protected over time? Thanks.
Thanks!
Good questions.
The effect can last quite long, but it depends on the material. I think it lasts specifically long on paper and stones. On aluminium foil, I think the effect can come off if it is touched a lot. But all the stones I made in the video still look shiny after 1 year!
On some materials, like craft foam, it rubs off very quickly.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to protect the effect. Anything you put on top will just make the effect disappear.
I've learnt something new today. Well done! Very innovative and creative.
Awesome! Thank you ☺️
So shiny. I like the quick science lesson.
Thank you! I'm glad you like the shiny science :)
not me just looking around the room for objects to dip into rainbows
Haha I know exactly what you mean 😆
Same😂😂😂
Today in "Can it rainbow?"
I just tried it out and yes! This is really cool! I had a smooth, dark rock that I found somewhere and tadah, it is very pretty now. I will collect many more! I accidentally bought two clear nailpolishes that I hardly ever use (except for pantyhoses and broken/split nails) so I have plenty to make stuff with!
I'm really glad it worked! Awesome :)
Just found your channel, not only are your ideas ingenious, but I love the humor you inject in it. Thank you so much for sharing.💖💖💖💖💖
Thanks for the lovely comment! It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who laughs at my jokes 😆
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing with us. I'll have to experiment with rainbows now.
You're very welcome! Have fun experimenting 🌈
Just found your channel. Love that you're DIY/upcycle/recycling . My style !! I do all kind of art and this is good info to just have in case
It's nice to find like-minded people ☺️
Wow, love this! So many possibilities. I'm teaching senior citizens and will incorporate the paper background into my next lesson
That is awesome! Hope they like it ☺️
Wow das is ja der Hammer!!! Danke für die schöne Idee! Übrigens machst du das Video echt unterhaltsam und anschaulich 👍
Vielen Dank, das freut mich 😉
I'm glad your video popped up on my feed. What a fun project to do
I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Omg thanks i really appreciate that you made all these hard work for your fans and family’s Tysm ❤❤❤
Aww thanks, I'm so glad you appreciate it! That's why I do it 😉❤️
You are amazing!!! Your videos are so funny, creative, brilliant and I just can't get enough of them. I'm subscrived and had clicked the bell. Thank you for sharing!!! from Italy/Spain with great esteem🧡💐👏🇪🇸🇮🇹
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like my videos. Welcome to the channel and thanks for the support 🥰 Greetings from Austria and England 🇦🇹🇬🇧
👁️👁️🤯 You just blew my mind. I don’t know what to say, you are the Einstein of the fake crystal making world. I’m gonna try this on a boring resin crystal I made. THANK YOU!
Aw, thank you 😄 That's very sweet 🙃 Happy crafting!
How awesome is this technique. Thank you for sharing. ❤😊
So glad you like it! Thanks for watching 🥰
Will definitely try this! This is amazing!
I'm glad you want to try it out ☺️
A genius idea! This will work perfect for my art! Thanks for the video!
That's great to hear :) no problem!
This is simply amazing and so clever.
Thanks a lot!
Whoaaa this is sooo cool, loved your corn starch crystals too ❤
Thanks, I'm glad you liked them! 😊 Welcome to the channel 😃
I will have rainbows everywhere in my house!
We all need more rainbows in our houses! 😁
Beautiful. Can't wait to try this. I had just searched if you could use nail polish on aluminum foil. You answered my question. I never considered clear polish though. Can't wait to try this.
Thank you! Have fun if you do try it out ☺️
I really enjoy your video. They are very well made. You're very funny and creative. Good luck to you.
Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! All the best to you too 😊
That rock must feel absolutely fabulous now. That is a happy rock.
True, I bet the rock friends will be impressed 😆
This looks so good and I only started watching the video ❤
Aw thanks ;D
Awesome technique! I'm imagining using this on a small figure's costume, like maybe a "wizard" cape.
That would look pretty cool!
Wow, increible lo fácil que es el procedimiento y el resultado simplemente maravilloso!!!
¡Gracias, la ciencia es genial a veces!
What a fantastic idea. I can’t wait to try this!!!
I'm glad it inspired you 😄
My kiddo and I have to try this, thank you! Congrats on the 20K
Hehe, hope you have fun if you do :) Thank you!
Thank you for your experience!
You're very welcome! :)
esto es bastante . . . mágico ✨✨✨ nunca había pensado en usar el brillo arcoiris 🙌
Muchas gracias! ✨️🌈
This would be great to make journals with! Thank you!
Totally! You're welcome 😉
This is Beautiful!
Thank you! ❤️
Gonna try it out, looks amazing!
Awesome!
It is so cool and original❤good work
Thank you! I'm glad you like it 🥰
Oh my gosh that is so cool!
Thanks ☺️
This is so cool! Thanks so much for sharing!
You're very welcome! 😊
Nifty. I've done "marbling" like this with photo paper but now I'll have to try with dark paper.
Cool, have fun experimenting!
Wow , superb , thank you very much !
You're very welcome!
You’re really smart ❤
Aw thanks 🥰
What if you use 2 layers
Unfortunately I think the second layer will destroy the first layer :(
You are the best and your videos are great 👍
No you are the best 😉
So the object has to be dark and texturized right?
Yes exactly, in my experience!
@@Randomona thank you
Esto es fantástico! Gracias!❤
Gracias y de nada! 🥰
Do you deal it with clear polish when finished and dried???
I tried it, but unfortunately it doesn't work. It cancels out the iridescent effect.
Thanks for a great idea! I'm getting some regular clear polish tomorrow to try it out! I wonder if top or base coat clear polish will work, too!? Might just try it, just to know :)
Awesome! I think it's worth a try, they could potentially work 😉
Uooooowwww ! Looks só great, I will try in some bike parts, thank you !!
Awesome! I hope it works, sometimes it requires a little trial and error 😅 have fun!
Does it work on clear acrylic stones the one we use as aquarium decor rocks.
It's worth a try, but the rainbow colors probably won't stand out a lot. They stand out the most on dark rocks. So if you have dark aquarium rocks, that might be better! Especially if the rocks have texture.
Thanks a lot for the tips 😊
You're welcome! ☺️
Genijalno! Probacu sutra.
Cool! Sretno ☺️
very inspiring and innovative - is there a drying time for the nail polish drop on the water surface?
Thank you! I didn't notice a certain drying time, the drop basically instantly turned into a film and stayed like that. I think I would need more experiments in order to understand it better.
This is amazing
Thank you!
have you tried to use natural charcoal?
I haven't! I imagine the texture of the coal would be nice for this project.
Do you know what is a subsiture to nail polish?
Unfortunately no 😟
Does it work on recycled glass botões?
If the glass is smooth, the effect may not be very strong.. it would probably come out more in dark bottles. I'm not sure all in all how well it would work, but it's worth a try!
Super cool, thanks!
You're welcome ☺️
I am so glad I found this vid
I'm glad you like it! 🥰
Brilliant idea. Can you add multiple drops to get a stronger iridescent look?
Thank you! Hmm, I believe it won't make the effect better because the nail polish needs space to spread out.
@Randomona oh well... maybe I'll find another way :)
Amazing, looks like bismuth crystals!
Yes true, or Bornite ☺️
I was going to say that, or peacock ore 🦚
SUPER COOL 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you 🥰🥰
incredible this !i! but what do you use as 'clean nailpolish' is it a 'transparent nailpolish, or a nailpolish thinner ? which brand is the best ?
Thank you! I used transparent nail polish. Any brand should work!
Thanks for the fun video. I wonder if this would work with irridescent nail polish since it is already "rainbow-y". If it works on light colored rocks, I'd be so happy :)
You're welcome! That's a good question, I wonder as well if that would work? It can work on light colored rocks, but it might look more pearlescent and not as vibrant. You can paint the rocks with acrylic paint, though :)
Wow,thanks
You're welcome!
One queastion,will the inside be shiny or no?
Just the outside 🙂
Soo cool! And innovative 😊😊
Thank you! 🥰
Can we make it from an ordinary colour nailpaint
Unfortunately I don't think the effect happens with normal colors, only clear nail polish 😬
The effect can stack?
Also great video. 👍
Thank you! :)
Could you explain what you mean by "stack"?
@@Randomona what I mean is like the effect gets better or more intense if repeat enough times.
(Sorry for bad english)
@@thecoolestlemon okay, I thought so! Your English is good :)
The effect doesn't really stack, unfortunately.
The effect looks best when it looks vibrant on the water and when you dip it in a nice part of the rainbow.
@@Randomona thank you for our help.
Which clear polishes? Mine didn’t do that….they clumped especially the ones that said gel like.
Okay, interesting.. Are the nail polishes possibly older ones? Some people say that newer ones work better
It could also be the temperature of the water - apparently, it shouldn't be too cold
It could also have been too much nail polish
I can only suggest trying a different nail polish, it should work with a cheap and basic one
@@Randomona No, they were new. 1 was gel like, 1 was quick dry, not sure about the other 3. The water container should’ve plastic?
I see.. the container should not make a difference I believe, but it is possible that you were unlucky with the nail polishes. Gel nail polish and quick drying ones may be different in some way.
@@Randomona I’ll try it again & if it doesn’t work I’ll get new clear polish. Thank you so much.
No worries, I hope it works out somehow!
Hi 👋 I'm a new subscriber 👍 I was thinking maybe you could use UV resin to seal the rainbow colours on the rock or tin foil, it might look even better with a glossy / shiny finish 👍 looking forward to seeing more videos 😊
Hey ☺️ Yay, welcome!
I like your thinking! Unfortunately, I believe I can't coat the nail polish with anything because it will destroy the rainbow effect. Someone tried dropping UV resin in water, but apparently it didn't spread out like the nail polish. Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤️
For Halloween im a dark fairy and i want a black crystal with some detail like this! Thanks!
That sounds cool! You're welcome :)
Nice! Any alternative for clear nail polish? Not able to find it anywhere....,, 😂
Oh no 😅😆 sorry, I don't know of any alternatives at the moment!
Ok ty
does it work with other nail polish?
Unfortunately, I don't think the rainbow effect happens with opaque colors. If it's a glitter nail polish that has clear nail polish as a base, maybe it could work. I have not tried it though!
@@Randomona oh ty!
I wonder if it will work with the nail polish that needs to be UV-light cured🤔 It will either not work at all or make a coating that is more durable! Gonna try this today, thank you for the amazing tip❤️
That's a great idea! Now I also wonder if it works 😆
@@Randomona i’ve tried, it didn’t hahaha. It doesn’t act the same way on top of water, the drop just sinks 🥲😂
@MayLina oh no 😆 that's a shame. Actually that happened to me too when I used too much nail polish.. maybe it would be worth trying the tiniest amount so it's not too heavy? Just in case you wanna try again 😉
@@Randomona that makes sense, but also my uv nail polish is so thick it was impossible to get smaller amount to for a drop! Maybe if it was thinner it would work?
I see! Yeah possibly? Thanks for letting me know 😊
HELLO...I'M FROM ATHENS, GREECE....VERY NICE VIDEO...WHAT MATERIAL DID YOU THROW INTO THE WATER? ...IS IT NAIL POLISH? DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO RECOMMEND?
Hello, welcome! Yes it is clear nail polish, any brand will do 😉
@@Randomona οοο thank you...this is very nice ideas....thank you a lot.....i wait you for vacation in greek island this summer....
@jack-2147 thank you!
That would be nice, I've never been to Greece yet 😊
@@Randomona 😊
Tx lot. .❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌
You're very welcome! 🥰
Sem palavras !!¡!! Demais ,obg!!!!!!
De nada! 😊
Notices you can do this 2 ways can you also do it a 3rd way
😳WOW!!! 💜💜💜
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love it🤪🤪🤪
Thanks :D
Superliked 😊
Yay, thanks 😄
i wonder if this would work on resin gems :)
Possibly! If it doesn't work on a smooth gem, it should at least work on something textured :)
nnnnniiiiiiiiccccceeee this helps iv bn working on how to do this effect an this is great thanks for sharing
I'm glad it helped! :)
Super🎉❤
Thank you! 😊
WOW!!!!!😍
☺️
thanks you just inspired my halloween costume!
Yay! Happy crafting :)
Is this how they make iridescent shower curtains?
I drop clear nail polish in water and nothing happened, no oil spill effect was obtained😢😢😢. Why??
Edit:
No wait, I wasn't using a big container to do this, it working fine, yay🎉🎉
I'm glad it worked ☺️
i wanna remove them from metal
I wonder what's the difference between your method and just putting the nail polish straight onto the rocks 🤔🤔🤔 Anyway, this is amazingly cool and creative!
Thank you! :)
The nail polish has to be super thin for the rainbow effect to happen. That's why the water is necessary 🙂
@@Randomona ah, so it's a regular clear polish, not the iridescent one 😅
Sorry, I must've missed that!
@@Wolnir_w exactly! No worries :)
Omg Yayy!! I can just use my coal that I found at the beach in japan!!!
Oh that sounds cool! I hope it works 🤞☺️
Holy shit how have I not heard of this?
Haha ^^ that's what I asked myself too
❤
This concept is known as Hydro dipping
😮🤯
The black acrylic paint on the foil did not dry for 1 week! I am not exaggerating!
Oh no, really? Hm, did you maybe add water to the paint? Otherwise I don't know why it took so long :/
@@Randomona I did add water
I see! I didn't use any water, so that must have made a big difference
for someone reason this b.s. does not work! I tried it- what are you leaving out? 😮💨😮💨😪
I didn't leave anything out.. but someone else said they had issues. I think it could have something to do with the brand of nail polish you're using - otherwise I don't know what else it could be
@@Randomona sorry, my bad ,.! i tried it again-i used more nail polish and it worked. thank you so much. now my girlfriend told me- go buy your own nail polish ! LOL!
Hahaha, I'm glad it worked 😆
Have you tried this on your nails?
I had the same thought! I only tried it on paper with nail polish on it. Unfortunately, the effect doesn't seem to work on shiny nail polish.
Where are you that you cant find rocks? Well, perhaps if you live in the middle of the ocean, or you live on a very large glacier, or maybe in the Sahara or something...
You can still find rocks there! You just have to go down... very...very far! 😂❤
Ah-loo-men-UM
Yeah that's the American pronunciation, I like it actually, but my British husband hates it 😆
@@Randomona we pronounce it how it's spelled
Same as British people.. since they spell it aluminium
Both are correct
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