Drag a toothpick around to mix and marbleize your colours a little.
Water marbling clear polish.
Swirl nail polish with stirring stick.
Water marbling with gel polish.
Do this quickly as the nail polish starts to get a little gummy quite fast.
Who said water marbling was only for your nails.
Turn your plain glasses into colorful treasures with nail polish.
Room temp water pipe dream polish.
This polish will quickly and easily drop off the brush into the water and spread into a ring as you drop more polish to create more rings.
Fill plastic tub with water and then pour in nail polish.
Submerge the bottom of the glass into the polish.
Little air bubbles may form but that is to be expected.
A bit of nail polish thinner not acetone can be added to the polish and you might get one or two good rings out of it but don t expect miracles.
Gently tap the handle of the brush until the varnish drips into the water.
Tape off wooden box to create a block for your marbled section.
I am going to use the same exact cup as well as distilled room temperature water for every brand i test.
Sink a few drops of various colours of nail polish into the tub of water.
Let the face of the box touch the surface of the water and then lift.
This is a very informal video mess up.
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Before marbling the next glass take a clean toothpick and sweep up any excess polish from the water.
The nail polish will be stuck on the face.
Allow the polish to collect around the sides of the glass and pull out carefully.
Immerse your project item into the water.
The only difference will be the polish and the pattern.
Hold it 1 cm above the centre of the waters edge.
This clear watermarble polish is specially formulated for dropping into the water and creating rings of clear negative space in your watermarble design.
Striped rainbow water marble nail art tutorial duration.
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Put some nail varnish on the brush.
Add the nail varnish to the cup.
Allow to dry completely before applying a layer of clear polish.