Nail art offers a variety of creative techniques to beautify and decorate nails, it has become a showcase to showcase skills and inventiveness in the field of nail beauty. Today, Maryton will show you different techniques used in nail art. Read on!

Here is an overview of the main methods used in this art at your fingertips:

• Stamping: This technique involves transferring pre-drawn designs using an engraved metal plate and a stamp. A polish is applied to the plate, and then the design is transferred to the nail using the stamp.
• Water Marble: In this technique, swirling patterns are created by dropping drops of polish into a bowl of water. Using a toothpick or a special tool, abstract designs are created by combining the colors.
• Gradient: Gradient blends several colors harmoniously on the nail to obtain an ombre effect. A makeup sponge is used to apply the different shades and obtain a smooth gradient.
• Dotting: Dotting involves creating polka dot patterns using a dotting tool or any other sharp object, such as a hairpin. This technique is ideal for creating simple and fun designs.
• Stickers and water decals: Stickers are stickers specially designed for nails, while water decals are designs printed on a sheet that are then transferred to the nail using water. These techniques allow you to obtain elaborate designs without having to draw them by hand.
• Striping tape: Striping tape is a thin adhesive strip used to create straight and clean lines on the nails. Geometric and modern designs can be created using different colors of striping tape.
• 3D Nail Art: This technique involves adding raised elements such as rhinestones, pearls, dried flowers or acrylic decorations. Gel or resin is used to fix these elements and create spectacular raised designs.
• Freehand: The freehand technique involves drawing directly on the nail using special brushes. It offers great creative freedom and allows you to create complex and personalized designs.
• Embossing: Embossing gives a raised effect to designs using special powders. After applying the polish, the powder is added and the nail is lightly heated to create a textured effect.
• Foil: The foil technique uses metallic foils to create shiny, reflective designs on the nails. A layer of adhesive polish is applied, then the foil sheet is gently pressed onto the nail.

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