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Nail Challenge Day 12: Tape Mani

Stripper tape anyone? I was lucky enough to stumble upon stripper tape at a recent nail trade show and decided to use this for what else but a tape manicure :) It is pretty easy to use just make sure you have a sharp scissors at hand to cut clean edges.


Get the Look:
1.Apply your base coat and then one thick coat of Kleancolor Catch Me, a creme turquoise polish. 
2. Allow this to dry fully! There should be no tackiness or the tape will stick to the polish and grab off the polish on its removal.
3. Using a sharp pair of scissors cut your stripper tape into about 1 inch lengths. You want the tape to be long enough to have pieces hanging off. This is what you will use to pull the tape off the nail.
4. Apply your tape into whatever pattern you desire. Keep a note on the order placement of your tape. You will remove the tape in the opposite order. 
5. Now with your tape in place. Apply a contrasting colour, I used Kleancolor Jewelry Red. 
6. Once you have fully painted over your tape and base colour, use a tweezers to immediately remove the stripper tape, in the reverse order you applied the tape onto the nail bed. 
7. Clean up any polish spill overs and seal in with your favorite top coat :)  


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  1. I just stumbled across your blog, and it's just lovely!
    Absolutely love the base colour!

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  2. Great tape mani, what I love about this is that anyone can do it. I did one some weeks ago using a silver glitter and orly flirty on top, it looked amazing :)

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    1. Oh yes quite amazing with any colour combination ;)

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  3. Ooh I love the way this looks! The colors look great together! :D

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