There are three nail art techniques that have really come into their own in the last year or so. These are known as Nail Art Decals, Konad and Ceramic Nail Art. This web article is going to fill you in on the fundamental principles of every one of these tools so that you will be able to begin to use them in your own work.
Fimo Nail Art Canes
Nail Art Canes really reworked the balance of the nail art world. Ceramic Nail Art Canes are tiny canes made out of ceramic formed in the figure of diverse things.
Blossoms
Watermelons and other fruits
Shapes
Butterflies
Sweets
Watermelons and other fruits
Shapes
Butterflies
Sweets
Also known as Fimo Art Canes, these tools are all hand made. Fimo Art Canes purchase from "Viva La Nails" are obliged to go through a tight quality control process. This guarantees that only top calibre products are sent out from the factory.
You will have to procure a special lightning sharp knife in order to make slices from these canes. While they are most often used for patterns on gel or acrylic extensions, cane slices are also functional for work on natural nails if they are cut into very thin slices.
Konad Nail Stamping
Another technique that is becoming quite popular is the Konad system, a collection of tools which lets you make instant patterns on your client's nail surface. The Konad System takes advantage of state of the art technology in order to make this possible.
The vital unit of the Konad system is a special image plate scratched with a diversity of beautiful shapes. To use the product, the artist paints on an exclusive Konad nail polish to the plate and then transfers the resulting pattern onto the nail surface with an original konad stamping tool.
The result is a brilliant and masterful pattern completed in far less time than this would generally take. This is a great way for young nail artists to truly wow their clients with something new.
However, when looking for Konad products, make sure that you only purchase true tools manufactured by Konad. There are several imposters that currently issue false products which simply won't work as well. If you wish to know with certainty that you are receiving genuine Konad products, you might decide to buy them from "Viva La Nails" where only real Konad products are sold.
Water Decals
This brings us to the last of our top three nail art tools for 2009.
When it comes to instantly accessible nail art instruments, Water Decals near the top. You will be able to find a one-of-a-kind collection of these decals at the "Viva-La-Nails" online shop.
Nail Art Decals should not be difficult for you to use, and they will be easy on your wallet too. In addition, it's easy to use decals right along side different techniques if your clients so desire. Imagine creating patterns applying Konad, Ceramic Nail Art and Water Decals all at the same time! Who's stopping you?
Just about anyone can use water decals. The fist step is to soak the decal in water or get it wet with a cotton bud. Next gently massage the back of the transfer in order to remove it from the backing. Now, remove the decal from the sheet with your thumb or an orange stick. Finally, all you have to do is arrange the decal on the nail surface and you're done!
