Select lacquer. Note that the most difficult dark enamel applied - any blemish manicure with them will be very noticeable. Pearlescent coatings can go ugly stripes. Beginners should choose pastel shades of enamel, varnish with holographic effect and Glitters, including many small sequins and inclusions of mica. They will hide imperfections and manicure will last longer. Use only fresh, liquid varnish - dried up and fall unevenly thickened and long time to dry.
Set the brush on a flat surface - for example, on the table. The wrist should hang freely. Start with the color of the little finger of the right hand and the left little finger finish. Type in the brush a little polish and bring it to the nail plate. Easy movement of the brush to push the cuticle, and then lead her up even continuous motion. First, draw a line in the middle of the nail, then in the same way paint the sides. In conclusion, dip the tip into a bottle brush and slide it across the edge of the nail, as if sealing it.
After the first coat has dried, apply a second - it will strengthen the color and disguise the strip. Some shade is recommended to apply three or even four layers. Dry before applying the next one, otherwise brush smear varnish dries. If you stain your fingers, remove the streaks using paint pen.
You can not apply varnish exactly? Try it once. Cut thin strips of paper tape - one pair of straight and rounded, follows the shape of the nail hole. Paste it on your finger, gently put it on the cuticle and firmly pressed to her. Two thin strips, place on the sides, stepping back half a millimeter from the skin of a finger. Dial varnish brush, apply it to the middle of the nail at the bottom edge of the paper tape. Draw a line to the end, dip the brush again and paint the sides, leading her straight to tape. Wait a few seconds and apply a second coat of varnish in the same way. Wait a bit and carefully remove the paper tape.
Fasten get a manicure, causing the top coat with glitter effect and drying. Wait for complete drying varnish, not touching your hands to a solid surface to avoid scratching the fresh coating.