My test - a marathon with "LUCKY ROSE"

Hi, my dear, lakomanchka and sympathizers! More than a month passed as I, received for testing very original sliders from "LUCKY ROSE". In more detail, I wrote about it here: www.wowcharm.us/post/29624/ Was them much:


Of course, the detailed instruction on a reverse side.


At once I will make a reservation that the requirement - 5 manicures, I exceeded. The matter is that trying to realize the idea of the first manicure (I admit, alas, not successfully because of lack of talent), I faced that it is almost not possible to move sliders on a nail. They instantly grapple with a surface! And if handles are krivoruchka (as at me), there is a risk everything to spoil. As most repeated also with the second manicure, I solved, to arrange a marathon, to get used to sliders and to find out by practical consideration why so occurs.

So, here the first sliders and manicure with them:



With this slider, I experimented much and did not blot a slider, and even applied a slider on a wet nail, but... he instantly stuck into a nail! But I made with it 2 manicures and besides different on both hands.






I apologize, for not absolutely good photos of the right hand, dodged as could!
And here I was waited by the next surprise: when drawing a part of a slider, it appeared because of film thickness by close examination remain borders are visible. Here it is well visible (2 layers of a top):


But, if not to look narrowly... that looks nicely!

On next time there was a wish a little Provence:



Well and of course during a season there are a little tomatoes



The following manicure, you could see in FM



Well and final.


Unfortunately, from flash it is badly visible a slider, and without it, color not that. Therefore, trying your patience, I post both photos.



Summing up the result, I will tell that my marathon was not in vain. I made friends with these sliders and found out that their mobility on a nail depends on varnish on which you apply them. And if to apply on a layer of a top, then 100% of any problems. A top, by the way sliders underwent testing on "perfectly" - were never smeared. And thickness of a slider to be pleasant to beginners: it is possible to work safely, without being afraid to damage a film.

Thanks to the sponsor of "LUCKY ROSE" and of course, Natalya (madam Galova), for an opportunity to get acquainted with sliders, absolutely new to me! And of course to all who sustained my marathon up to the end!