Can we just appreciate her natural beauty before we even talk about her skilled nail hacks cause damn she's a powerhouse to be reckoned with all around ❤️💅
Honestly Anastasia you’re the only nail technician on TH-cam that i get most exited when you post, hope you post more often! I love your clear work and learned a lot from you. Thank you for being my teacher ! Hope u have the best 2021! ❤️
Good idea for us diy at home gals who don't want to spend a fortune on products meant for full time nails techs. Now I have the colors of the rainbow at my disposal when I increase my acrylic skill!
Great try Anastasia👍As a lot of other girls has said, you can get rid of the specs if you grind it together in a mortar and pestel. But it will of course not be the best colored acrylic anyway😉😊 This was something I played with in the beginning of my nail adventure😁 I also used highly pigmented eyeshadow😁🙈 Tfs sweetie 💖
Great video! I'm not a pro by a long shot, self taught baby beginner. I tried this, too. I used far less color powder. I was very happy with the results. Mixed with white acrylic gave an opaque result, clear gave a more translucent "jelly" result. I used a bit of white acrylic and mostly clear for my final mixture. I used a pumice to grind my chalk, I had some bits of color powder that were larger than dust, they "bloom" with application into a marble look, happy accident for me. Next time, I'll try the efile for (hopefully) a more even color result. I absolutely love the suggestion to use different brushes for clear and white, colors and a lesser loved one for experiments. They are expensive, after all. Well worth the money for quality tools for quality results. Tysmfs 💕💅
I would think that adding chalk to the acrylic would interfere with the integrity of the nail. Make it less solid and more likely to crumble. Same as adding nail polish or gel polish to monomer liquid to create a tint also breaks down the chemistry of the monomer. Cool ideas in theory and fun to play with, but I don’t think I would use any of these ideas on an actual client. Would you?
Coloured acrylic should always be capped with clear anyways as they usually dont have any strengt in them (unless they are core powders). So I dont think it should matter tbh.
@@HeyitsBri_ and afterward, I spoke with Jim McConnell just to make sure I wasn’t too far out in left field. But yeah. Too many impurities in chalk and it can result in service breakdown. Not to mention that you never really know what else is in the chalk and the possibility of a reaction is there.
*Don't use Your Nail drill for this, so many Creators & Followers have Ruined their drills. *There's air holes for the Motor in The Hand Piece & the Dust Will go on it and ruin it. Be careful There's other tools like files,callus remover,or mortal & pastel.
Can we just appreciate her natural beauty before we even talk about her skilled nail hacks cause damn she's a powerhouse to be reckoned with all around ❤️💅
Aw, thanks
You should try mixing it with a coffee grinder or a small blender. The colours comes out just perfect. No specs.
Thank you ! 😘
Yes, Amazon has some small blenders that are perfect!
@@Nailcou you are welcome. That way it will also keep the product from sticking to the brush
Honestly Anastasia you’re the only nail technician on TH-cam that i get most exited when you post, hope you post more often! I love your clear work and learned a lot from you. Thank you for being my teacher ! Hope u have the best 2021! ❤️
Me too. I love her.
Thank you ! 😘
Anastasia, I absolutely love your necklace in this video! ❤❤❤
I use a small ceramic mortar and pestal to make sure the pigment is as smooth as possible b4 adding acrylic
Good idea for us diy at home gals who don't want to spend a fortune on products meant for full time nails techs.
Now I have the colors of the rainbow at my disposal when I increase my acrylic skill!
Thank you for sharing this great idea. The colors are endless. Great video thank you again.
6:46 so pretty! It’s almost like a terracotta or brick color but more orange
Love the color of your hair in this video.
Thank you so much
If you use a mortar and pestle. You could mix better and you will not have those little specks.
you have the cutest personality !! Thanks for the video!
Soft pastels are not chalks, they have oils in them,
Oil pastels do soft pastels dont have oils
From what i'm seeing the mixers reccomend using a 1 to 2 ratio 1 scoop of colour to 2 scoops of acrylic powder .
Great try Anastasia👍As a lot of other girls has said, you can get rid of the specs if you grind it together in a mortar and pestel. But it will of course not be the best colored acrylic anyway😉😊 This was something I played with in the beginning of my nail adventure😁 I also used highly pigmented eyeshadow😁🙈 Tfs sweetie 💖
Very cute
Great video!
I'm not a pro by a long shot, self taught baby beginner.
I tried this, too. I used far less color powder. I was very happy with the results. Mixed with white acrylic gave an opaque result, clear gave a more translucent "jelly" result. I used a bit of white acrylic and mostly clear for my final mixture.
I used a pumice to grind my chalk, I had some bits of color powder that were larger than dust, they "bloom" with application into a marble look, happy accident for me. Next time, I'll try the efile for (hopefully) a more even color result.
I absolutely love the suggestion to use different brushes for clear and white, colors and a lesser loved one for experiments. They are expensive, after all. Well worth the money for quality tools for quality results.
Tysmfs 💕💅
Watching from Trinidad 🇹🇹
Love this! Infinite colors and fun!
I love your videos! 🥰
I'm using my own pastel and acrylic mixes to make 3D nail art, mostly roses. It works wonderfully!
This is wild!!
Love ur vids, I've learned so much and I've only recently started
Great idea thanks. 💅👍
Such a fun idea to try out once 😊✨
Chalks normal one which we write on board?
Thank you for this video. Please do it with gels next 🎉 🎉
These are interesting, thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
hiiii from india i look up to u sm and want to be like u trying out new nails 😁
Looking forward to polygel testing, in your Russian channel as well ;)
She already did polygel but not this technique with it. 🥺🥺🥺
For chalk I hear you need to add white acrylic, not clear for it to be darker
I would think that adding chalk to the acrylic would interfere with the integrity of the nail. Make it less solid and more likely to crumble. Same as adding nail polish or gel polish to monomer liquid to create a tint also breaks down the chemistry of the monomer. Cool ideas in theory and fun to play with, but I don’t think I would use any of these ideas on an actual client. Would you?
Coloured acrylic should always be capped with clear anyways as they usually dont have any strengt in them (unless they are core powders). So I dont think it should matter tbh.
@@MaicenMaica there are always some people who will attempt to do exactly that.
Colored acrylic isn’t meant for strength and integrity anyway. Sounds like you watched Nail Career Education’s video on this.
@@HeyitsBri_ and afterward, I spoke with Jim McConnell just to make sure I wasn’t too far out in left field. But yeah. Too many impurities in chalk and it can result in service breakdown. Not to mention that you never really know what else is in the chalk and the possibility of a reaction is there.
Yayyyy
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Lovely video, please show them on real nails I would love to see of it last etc
Woow woow 😍💋 💝💖❤️
I don't agree with people using chalk as a colorant. Cosmetic Mica powders are widely available.
*Don't use Your Nail drill for this, so many Creators & Followers have Ruined their drills. *There's air holes for the Motor in The Hand Piece & the Dust Will go on it and ruin it. Be careful
There's other tools like files,callus remover,or mortal & pastel.
Thanks! Good to know
please don’t mess with the chemistry by doing stupid stuff like this! very disappointed 😞
Love ur vids, I've learned so much and I've only recently started