You've probably heard of such a trendy trend.for nail design like varnishes with magnets. They appeared back in 2007, but the majority of fashionistas became known only in 2011, and the real boom was made exactly this year, 2012. With the help of this varnish, you can make beautiful intricate patterns yourself at home, without resorting to the help of expensive services of the master. Most well-known companies offer their collections of magnetic varnish, in their arsenal varnish magnets of different shades and shapes, with different patterns. These are either waves, or stars, or stripes. Depending on your wealth and preferences, you can purchase lacquer magnet from Golden Rose, Dance Legend, Nogtika, Lancome, Chanel, Dona Mirelle, OPI, Dior, etc. in almost every fashion store. etc.
The secret of this varnish - in composition, innovationwhich is a metal particle, or so-called metal powder. During the manicure procedure, you need to use a magnet that collects these pieces of metal from varnish into fancy patterns. It is impressive that the edges of the resulting images are blurred and give a 3D effect, that is, the manicure looks voluminous, which is almost impossible to perform at home. By the way, you can often buy such varnishes with magnets for modeling in the kit. Most often, the magnet is located right in the lid of the lacquer bottle, which is quite convenient. But in the absence of a magnet in the kit, you can buy a magnet with a pattern that is closer to you, separately. They are available in the form of flat plates or convenient special installations, which have a substrate for the finger
Simulation procedure that usesvarnishes with magnets, very simple. First of all, as is the case with the manicure in the traditional way, you need to prepare your hands accordingly - remove the cuticle, give the desired shape to the nails. We put a basic basis. Next comes the turn of the magnetic varnish. It is applied evenly, in one - two layers, on each of ten nails. The layer must be massive. Next is the turn of the magnet. Do not hesitate until the varnish dries, you need to bring a magnet to each nail for about 15 seconds. The time you put the magnet on should depend on what effect you want to achieve: if you want to get a more blurred pattern, five seconds will be enough, and to get clearer boundaries, you need to hold the magnets longer - up to fifteen seconds. You can also choose the direction of the pattern. It can be transverse or longitudinal, it all depends on which side you will hold the magnet. Note, the magnet should not touch the nail plate. In this way, you can perform not only a manicure, but also a pedicure - after all, a woman should be fine - from the tips of the nails on elegant hands, to the tips of the nails on slender legs. Some manufacturers advise to consolidate the effect with the final touch - apply a fixative with the last layer, while others claim that it is not worth it, because it can smear the drawing. It remains only in each specific case empirically to search for your optimal variant using such know-how as varnishes with magnets.
I would also like to advise you to keep the magnetseparately from varnish, so that it does not lose its properties. In the event that you smear a magnet with varnish, it should never be washed with a nail polish remover with acetone.
Even if you do not put a patternmagnet, and just put it on the nail plate as usual, magnetic varnish looks quite attractive, tempting shimmering in the light. In addition, in favor of choosing this varnish, in addition to its aesthetic and practical qualities, there are statements by manufacturers about the usefulness of varnish - some of the components of which it is made have healing properties, therefore the varnish strengthens the nails.
