wow ive seen a lot of sweater nail tutorials and this one is the best one ive seen so far. the brush tip makes a huge difference in how the sweater look comes out. i will definitely be trying this exact design out.
I’m trying to learn so I can do my nails. It’s a real struggle to find someone that really takes to time to show and tell us each step. Thank you so much!
I watched other sweater nail videos and couldnt' get it right, your tips are way better. Like, only here has it been shown that you can 1)dip in the acrylic and 2)design, dip, cure and then move on to another spot. No wonder why my designs were getting smooshed. I can't wait to try again. Thank you!
Thank You! The fall season is passing and i was looking for new designs for the upcoming season. This is absolutely perfect! Your step by step instructions really help someone just starting out with nail art, like me. 🙂
Tysm for sharing this technique! I’m severely allergic to the purple monomer and my reg nail tech has been lying to me swearing we had to use it to achieve sweater nails! Yay! I’ll just do them myself!
I loveee this. I'm now starting to use apres gel x and was looking for amazing designs for gel x and I found you. You might wanna include gel x in your vid title for some of us who are looking for gel x ideas. #loveandlight
Heyy love! Great job This was super fun and easy to recreate!! Thanks for sharing your work with Us Newbie/beginner Nail Techies 💞💅🏾 I like, I commented and Im Subscribed!! 😊 God Bless!!
Hey, this looks really cute! I do have a question, I didn’t saw you seal the whole nail at the end with a topcoat. Is this not necessary? Also, if I make this design with a pink nailpolish, does my acryl powder also have to be pink, or just clear?
I made some and they came out so cute! But they get really dirty. Especially the white ones they attract all the lint. Should I just put a clear top coat.
My clear acrylic has been having issues coming off of the nail but I haven’t done anything wrong in the process. When I put my flash on my phone on the nails it looks terrible. Do I have bad acrylic or the matte coat isn’t dried proper? What could I change?
I have done the sweater thing several times several ways and every time I can not get the design to last more then a couple days before it just basically rubs right off leaving just a blank nail. If you top coat over it it loses its impact and doesn’t look as nice. Any tips on getting it to stay on the nail?
I pretty much watched this out of curiosity. I've never heard of a sweater design on nails before. And I'm glad you shared your process. I have a couple of questions. I saw a woman with these beautiful pink nails. She said it's Tammy Taylor p3. Is it possible instead of having that applied directly onto my nails that i can put it on press on nails and remove them when I want a different color? Also have you ever created nails with the northern star, snowflakes, a lavender and pink plaid design, the Superman logo and/or Winnie the Pooh? I'd like to learn how to do all of those as well. And for everyone except the plaid design I wasn't sure if you'd need to create a decal or if you can freehand the design. I'd really like your input if you don't mind.
@@SadlerUpNails it's an acrylic nail powder. But it's in a beautiful medium pink shade. And since Christmas is almost here I thought of going to Amazon and getting little miniature snowflakes to put on my nails. But the couple of times I've done that in the past I wasn't completely satisfied with it.
So pretty! How do you get such lovely height on your designs? My gel flattens out and I can barely see it after I apply the powder. Darn it. I'd love to get mine to this level of expertise. Tips, anyone?
I paint the design pretty thick. You could pour the acrylic instead of dipping the nail. Or if your polish is thin, do two layers of the design and dip it in the acrylic on the second layer.
Can i wear these in warer or do i have to be super careful when I wear tyem. Someone told me that when using acrylic powder they are not suppose tobe worn in water or they will be dnaged. Anytips
@@PomchiPie I just tried it. built up my pattern with builder gel and then actually accentuated it with white. So I have a blue base, ridged (many layers) sweater pattern, and then white to accent it. (looks so sweet and almost nordic) then matte top coat. 😊
@@PomchiPie I think any gel paint that you layer will work for sure. just each time you make a small line, cure for 15 sec to make sure it doesn't run on you or flatten if that makes snese. x
