Striping Tape Mani with Nfu Oh GS14 and Julep Suede Finish Brit

Not too much more of an explanation needed after title, I guess :)

And on with the photos!

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I don’t have any secret methods for my striping tape manicures – but, for those who are having a bit of a hard time with too much polish on the second coat (over the tape) or bleeding (polish, not blood! :) ) so the lines are not crisp….I have come to the conclusion, that the only way I – personally – can get nice sharp, crisp lines ….is to sponge the second coat on.

While not a “secret method” – I guess I will call it a variation on how to do it ;)

It seems to leave it flatter (without the grooves left behind from the tape) – and with less polish being applied, there is very little chance that the polish will bleed under the tape.

Of course, there is always a chance I am the only one who had these problems…..I have been known to not be the brightest bulb, at times lol :)   So….whatever works best for you.

 

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Have a good one!  Day, night, afternoon – wherever you are!

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9 thoughts on “Striping Tape Mani with Nfu Oh GS14 and Julep Suede Finish Brit

  1. noranosman says:

    Love this so cute :) Do you just cut thin strips of scotch tape or do you have those already thin tapes if so where did you get them from? :)

  2. Oh wow sponging does it? I need to give that a try. I peel the tape off before the lacquer dried totally, but I do not peel it of when the lacquer is still freshly wet, that give indeed a messy job. Nice done Mommy!

  3. 9 to 5 Nails says:

    Wow I never thought of sponging it on definitely going to try this out! Also I have nominated you for a sunshine award! Enjoy! http://9to5nails.wordpress.com/2013/01/05/sunshine-award-nomination/

  4. feeraa says:

    It’s not just you, I’ve found that sponging gives me clean lines, ith a brush I just end up globbing polish everywhere and it bleeds and makes a horrible mess.

    That is a gorgeous mani, I lovethe Nfu Oh polish :-)

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