How does nail art stamper work

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Fisk prefers opaque colors in cream, metallic and holographic finishes. Here, how to achieve the perfect stamp, step-by-step. Before you begin, make sure everything you need is within easy reach. Polish nails with the base color and apply two coats of a quick-dry top coat. Top coat reduces the time you have to wait before stamping and makes it easier to fix mistakes later, if necessary. See the end of this article for how to fix stamping slip-ups! Hold the stamping plate in place on a flat surface and paint the polish over the chosen design.

Using the scraper, immediately scrape over the polish at a degree angle to remove the excess lacquer from the plate. To lift the image from the stamping plate, roll the stamper across the design in one smooth, firm movement.

Be careful not to lift or slide the stamper across the plate as you work. Position the stamper over the nail so the design is aligned properly. Note: This is especially important when stamping French tips or patterns that must be centered.

Again, using one smooth motion, press the stamper onto one side of the nail and slowly roll it to the other side to transfer the design.