If you don't know what the leadlight technique is, it's basically a technique that uses sheer tints or very sheer polishes to fill in the design. I personally don't own any OPI sheer tints so I made my own by mixing cheap top coat with a few drops of polish. I currently have 4 different colors and used them all for this look. I started with a base of Sation Strumming my Nails (my go-to white) and then stamped an image from plate QA82 using Konad Black. I used the same image and stamped it a bit differently on each nail. This is possible because the images on this plate are huge (2/1.5 cm) so I was able to stamp a different piece on each of my tiny nails. To give you an idea of how well this plate stamps, I created some swatches of each image on a piece of paper.
QA83 swatches |
I also took a picture in the sun, which is a rare thing for me because my camera sucks in that kind of lighting. I just thought that this manicure went well with the sunshine!
I am very much in love with the designs on this plate. If you wanna check it out you can find it here. Don't forget to use code MFL91 at checkout for an extra 10% off your oder.
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I have this stamping plate as well and its awesome! Lovely leadlighting too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of the leadlight technique!
ReplyDeleteStunning! This actually looked like nail wraps at first glance, then when I saw it was a review of a stamping plate I had to read on to see how you created this. Well done!
ReplyDeletedo you know if the are free of the 3
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