00:00Nude lovers, step aside, because today we are going to have a bright, ridiculous, childish design.
00:06But the main thing is that it's what my model wants.
00:09As always, we apply a base coat of the foundation.
00:12Today I am working with AM materials.
00:14My clear base is curing and for the main shade we'll take a semi-shear milky base.
00:19It will serve as our background.
00:22The base from this brand has a fairly runny consistency,
00:25which makes it quick and comfortable to work with, especially on short nails.
00:29And nail techs who work quickly will appreciate it too.
00:32For this work we'll take a few shades of Korean cat eye and some stained glass gels as well.
00:37I've placed them onto the palette and now I'll paint, magnetize and flash cure everything step by step.
00:41In this case it's very important to flash cure using a small hand-held curing light.
00:46Because while the client moves your hand into the lamp, anything can happen.
00:51Absolutely anything.
00:52We didn't have any reference for this design, we just came up with it on the spot.
00:55The request was to create something floral and abstract so that it would look like a fabric print.
01:01Before applying the matte top coat I'll go over it with the glossy one because I need to level out
01:05the surface a bit.
01:06Since we painted little flowers, there are bound to be uneven spots, no matter how thinly you paint.
01:10We cured the glossy top coat, buffed it and now we can move on to the matte top coat.
01:14It's important to apply the matte top coat in a very very thin layer, because more often than not, if
01:19you apply a decent amount with even the slightest leveling, it can cause a burning sensation during curing and we
01:24definitely don't want that.
01:25We filed the free edge and here is the final result to share with you.
01:28By the way, these nails are for a young mom.
