If you are having problems with watermarbling, you can always let me know and we'll go through your steps together and try to figure out how to solve them! :)
I had some issues years ago with that too, but the water was simply too "hard" (contained to much calcium) ^^ Boiling it and filtering it helped a lot for me :D
Awesome femket ! I'm Always Fascinated And Amazed When Watching Watermarble Manicures Being Created. The Unique 1 Of A Kind Design Like The Long Nail Beauty Possessing Them Never To Be Duplicated Again. Thank Goodness For Photos :-).
Hi Lady Femke, This is a really beautiful water marble design!!! I think its just amazing!!! Your nails are exquisite also!!! Growing ever so long!!! Have a super week!!! :"-))
Absolutely Love! Thank You for showing how to do this. I like how you picked up the excess out of the water. I’ve never seen anyone do that before. Great idea
Thank you so much, I really liked these colours too! Well I am not really a polygel kinda girl XD Since I only work on natural nails and prefer them to be thin :3 But I could try it out on my practice hand once! Do you have any suggestions on good brands I could use? :D
@@femketjeNL that would be awesome 💖 gershion or burano. They are good brands nailed by nikki and long hair pretty nails said they were good mine coming is from gershion. A marble look or encapsulated water decals/glitter would be so cool from you your videos are amazing 😁
l love this but please tell me more about how to do it because I have been trying it and I can't get it what kind of polish will I use and water hot or cold water did I need to add anything else into the water please let me know because I love it so much
Boil the water on forehand and let is cool down to room temperature, you can also filter it but for me it's not really needed since there's already a filter in my water heater :) Any nailpolish can work, but the really thick ones don't spread out that nicely. I love to marble with brands like opi, china glaze, essence cosmetics and catrice cosmetics.
A long time ago I try do that kind of nail art watermarble, but not work. All went very wrong. I dont know if I use bad brands of nail polish or what I do wrong
Hi, I've given this a try tonight but my colours wasn't spreading in the water. The 1st one did but subsequent blobs, just stayed as blobs. Any ideas???? Thanks xx
What type of water did you use? I always use cooled down boiled tap water (room temperature), and sometimes even filter it as an extra step. You can also use bottled water, as long as it's room temperature :)
@@femketjeNL I tried cooled boiled water first. Then tried both warm tap water and then cold tap water. The 1st colour drop spread but then the others stayed as blobs 😞. Will try again tomorrow with bottled water xx
Hmm... that is strange. What about the polishes? Sometimes nailpolishes won't marble well either. You could try using the boiled cooled down water with some different polishes too, then you know for sure if it's the water or not :)
I can get behind filtering, but what is the purpose of cooking the water first? And my nail polish is always drying withing 3 seconds or so, do you think it will help to use warm water? I also like that you use random patterns, I prefer it vastly over those repetitive heart-shaped ones
Cooking it first cleans and clears the water even more from calcium and minerals like that (those can cause your polishes to not spread that nicely), here in the netherlands it helps just a bit since we already have super good and "clean" tapwater, but it can help loads in countries where tapwater is less "pure" XD I hope you understand what I mean haha :3 Using warm water will make the polish dry even faster (nailpolishes also dry faster when you are in a warmer room etc), so I'd stick to 21 degrees celcius at most (roomtemperature). Thank you so much for watching Lisa :) I hope I've answered your questions!
@@femketjeNL but.. minerals don't evaporate.. right? In theory all that should happen in increasing the concentration of minerals as the water around it evaporates.
The minerals stay in my cooker, in dutch they call it kalk aanslag, and that clings into the cooker. There's a filter in it that prevents a lot of the minerals to be poured into the cup. It helps a lot for me, I'm not a scientist but boiling it just makes the polishes spread out better than if I wouldn't boil the tapwater first :)
If you are having problems with watermarbling, you can always let me know and we'll go through your steps together and try to figure out how to solve them! :)
These colors are STUNNING!! I love the water marble design!! GORGEOUS! I love how seamless this manicure comes out!!! Gorgeous!
Thanks Chase :D
Thanks for the tip about boiling the water. I could never seem to get water marbling right. As always I love your nails Fem. Tfs 🧡🙏
I had some issues years ago with that too, but the water was simply too "hard" (contained to much calcium) ^^ Boiling it and filtering it helped a lot for me :D
Marbling is always fun to see. Tfs 💜 hugs.
Thanks :D I plan on doing those more often :3
This water marble nails video is the only video which is not at all confusing and easily understandable ✨ thank you 💕
Yay :D Glad it is clear and helpful! :)
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Awesome femket ! I'm Always Fascinated And Amazed When Watching Watermarble Manicures Being Created. The Unique 1 Of A Kind Design Like The Long Nail Beauty Possessing Them Never To Be Duplicated Again. Thank Goodness For Photos :-).
Thank you :)
Hi Lady Femke,
This is a really beautiful water marble design!!! I think its just amazing!!!
Your nails are exquisite also!!! Growing ever so long!!!
Have a super week!!! :"-))
Thank you :D
Lovely as always 🤩beautiful colour combo 💜❤💛 thank u 🤗
Thank you Shona :D
Lovely colour combo beautiful design 🤩
Thank you so much
Pretty as always!!!
Thank you 💕
great work Femke!
Thank you 💕
Absolutely Love! Thank You for showing how to do this. I like how you picked up the excess out of the water. I’ve never seen anyone do that before. Great idea
Thank you so much :D
Very pretty and simple.💙💛❤️
Thanks :D
Beautiful! Great tips.
Thank you :D
Super easy n quick 👍
Definitely! 😊
I was late!! I still enjoyed the video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching
Amazing work I love it soooo much thank you soooo much for this amazing video 😍💖
Thank you!
You are welcome my sweetie 💖😘
Oh wow I love these colors together ❤💛💙 you should do I video trying polygel. I have mine coming in the mail soon lol
Thank you so much, I really liked these colours too!
Well I am not really a polygel kinda girl XD Since I only work on natural nails and prefer them to be thin :3 But I could try it out on my practice hand once! Do you have any suggestions on good brands I could use? :D
@@femketjeNL that would be awesome 💖 gershion or burano. They are good brands nailed by nikki and long hair pretty nails said they were good mine coming is from gershion. A marble look or encapsulated water decals/glitter would be so cool from you your videos are amazing 😁
Beautiful
Thank you Diana :)
Love them 😍
I'm going to try this!
Awesome :D Let me know how they turn out
I love your design
Thank you Sara :)
Thanks. Very nice!
l love this but please tell me more about how to do it because I have been trying it and I can't get it what kind of polish will I use and water hot or cold water did I need to add anything else into the water please let me know because I love it so much
Boil the water on forehand and let is cool down to room temperature, you can also filter it but for me it's not really needed since there's already a filter in my water heater :) Any nailpolish can work, but the really thick ones don't spread out that nicely. I love to marble with brands like opi, china glaze, essence cosmetics and catrice cosmetics.
Hi! Cute! I think there's no need to redo a watermarble design, you can apply rhinestones or foil!
Haha indeed, everything can be fixed with glitter and gems ;D
A long time ago I try do that kind of nail art watermarble, but not work. All went very wrong. I dont know if I use bad brands of nail polish or what I do wrong
What exactly happened? Usually the trick is to work super fast 😊
Hi, I've given this a try tonight but my colours wasn't spreading in the water. The 1st one did but subsequent blobs, just stayed as blobs. Any ideas???? Thanks xx
What type of water did you use? I always use cooled down boiled tap water (room temperature), and sometimes even filter it as an extra step. You can also use bottled water, as long as it's room temperature :)
@@femketjeNL I tried cooled boiled water first. Then tried both warm tap water and then cold tap water. The 1st colour drop spread but then the others stayed as blobs 😞. Will try again tomorrow with bottled water xx
Hmm... that is strange. What about the polishes? Sometimes nailpolishes won't marble well either. You could try using the boiled cooled down water with some different polishes too, then you know for sure if it's the water or not :)
I can get behind filtering, but what is the purpose of cooking the water first?
And my nail polish is always drying withing 3 seconds or so, do you think it will help to use warm water?
I also like that you use random patterns, I prefer it vastly over those repetitive heart-shaped ones
Cooking it first cleans and clears the water even more from calcium and minerals like that (those can cause your polishes to not spread that nicely), here in the netherlands it helps just a bit since we already have super good and "clean" tapwater, but it can help loads in countries where tapwater is less "pure" XD I hope you understand what I mean haha :3
Using warm water will make the polish dry even faster (nailpolishes also dry faster when you are in a warmer room etc), so I'd stick to 21 degrees celcius at most (roomtemperature).
Thank you so much for watching Lisa :) I hope I've answered your questions!
@@femketjeNL but.. minerals don't evaporate.. right? In theory all that should happen in increasing the concentration of minerals as the water around it evaporates.
The minerals stay in my cooker, in dutch they call it kalk aanslag, and that clings into the cooker. There's a filter in it that prevents a lot of the minerals to be poured into the cup. It helps a lot for me, I'm not a scientist but boiling it just makes the polishes spread out better than if I wouldn't boil the tapwater first :)
Linda combinacion buenos esmaltes
Muchas gracias Mabel
I've tried it like a million times and never succeded. is the water you use cold or luke warm?
Room temperature, about 19 to 21 degrees celcius. I boiled it the day before using it and just let it cool down on its own :)
I might try it again.... Wish me luck
sorry I am late but I am here now
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You use hot water?
No, just room temperature water that's been boiled earlier 😊
I really loved this video but I still can't do this witchcraft 😂😂😂
Try it again until you can, you will be a true witch just like me 🤣
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:)