Don't use it if you are not a professional. It is a recipe for disaster...It is like performing surgery with out a Dr degree, really. You are dealing with chemicals. You can cause serious harm and infection to yourself.How do you mix acrylic powder and liquid together?
You need a special type of brush which you dip in the acrylic liquid, swipe off the excess liquid then dip the tip into the powder to form a ball. Tap the brush over paper to remove excess powder then flatten the ball over the nail, DO NOT USE BRUSHSTROKES! I know this from watching when I have my nails done but I am not a professional and would never consider doing it myself! Stick the stuff on eBay and use the sale money to get your nails done professionally.
agree with other answer if you dont know what you are doing it is not good idea. dont think you mix them together - as far as i know from what they do in salons is dip brush in liquid then in powder so you get a ball of powder on brush then apply to nail and spread out. get advice from a nail technician if you have any doubt
As both answers, you shouldn't be doing this unless trained. It took me a long time to get the balance right. It sounds like you will be giving it a go anyway so i'll try and explain. Dip you brush in your liquid, gently swipe the sides of the container it is in to remove any excess. Then with the tip of the brush gently swirl (just the very tip of the brush ) into your acylic powder. This should pick up a small ball of the powder turning into a gel looking substance. This is then ready to pat down onto the nail (firstly across the seam of where the nail tip has been applied ) The reason for adding it here is to add strength to the weakest part of the nail. Then a smaller ball of product needs to be applied just sightly above the cuticle and then sweep across down the nail. If you dip into the liquid and dab off the excess as before you can pat over the nail to smoothen the acrylic you have applied. Very hard to explain without physically showing you but this is something that will take a lot of practice. Good luck
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