Lina Nail Art Supplies - Bliss Kiss Collab Nail Stamping Plate 

The elements bordering the edge of the plate are designed so you can scrape the excess polish right off the edge without picking up the neighboring images. It’s now easier for you to have more control of your image placement while working quickly.

Many of the images have been designed with small breaks so that just half of the image can be used. This is especially helpful for those of you with short nails.

The middle section contains buildable swirls made popular by talented Russian artists. Each element is mirrored to provide complete flexibility when building your own unique designs.

Along with peacock feathers and swirls, included are enough mix-and-match variety to unleash the creativity of the most serious nail artist. You’ll be able to create stripes, bubbles, paint splatters, spiderwebs, stone veins, swirls and so much more. Whether you’re brand new to nail art stamping or a pro, this nail stamp plate will quickly become a favorite!

Plate is 9.5 cm x 14.5 cm

Pro Tip: Pick up a bottle of Mani Defender for easy cleanup! You'll wonder how you ever lived without it.

What you need:

1) Nail Polish – we recommend you use a nail polish that is opaque and has a strong pigmentation. Avoid dry fast polishes. For best results use stamping polishes.  
2) Stamper and scraper
3) Lina Nail Art Supplies Stamping Plate. Remove the transparent protective film before use.

Before you start:

1. Make sure you remove the protective transparent plastic film from the front of the plates before use.
2. Clean the plate with a cotton ball with 100% pure acetone to remove the possible glue of the plastic film and let it dry.
ONLY USE 100% ACETONE TO CLEAN THE PLATE.

How to stamp:

1. Make sure that your nail is completely oil free before applying stamping nail polish.
2. Apply a base coat.
3. Make sure the base coat is completely dry before you stamp.
4. Apply the nail polish on the selected design of the image plate.
5. Use the scraper to remove the excess nail polish, making sure you are holding it at a 45 ° angle. Do not press very hard in the process as this will cause too much of the nail varnish to be scr