so these are acrylic paints right? not nail polish or anything like that? I just want acrylic paint for nails..is that what these r?
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Hello and Yes they are acrylic paints. I use this brand in my nail art designs and to paint nail like a Polish. You have made a wise decision. I hope u have great joy like I did but remember paint dries faster
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No! They are not good at all! Once you put the brush in nail polish they get all hard! And can't make designs on your nails!
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I don't think you are supposed to use nail polish for as long as you are putting that nail stuff on your nails.I read it somewhere before I ordered it. Maybe for a special occasion would be ok, but that nail stuff hasto penetrate your nail and it can't with nail polish on the nail.
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You can use these for decorative patterns on the nail or you can create a design, paint over them and then peel it off for a different patterned look. I hope this helped :)
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I have painted them with acrylic paint many times and it works well. I painted them white first and then the paint of choice. They were made as a card holder for a wedding.
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These acrylic display nails are very sturdy and easy to paint. A great way to display your nail art or your nail color choices. Great price.
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i use acrylic powder to help with the bonding, the nails are very study and havent chiped or broken under the acrylic when banged up against something. not sure if this answers your question fully. i will say they are durable tips
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I really don't know. I have just used them to create stripes and designs on my nails by painting over them then taking them off which they work great for! I'm happy with them.
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Haven't painted them myself but as they are made of plastic you should use a plastic primer first ot a direct to plastic paint. Hope this helps
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Hi Linda:) If what you're looking for is to simply file your nails, this will do just fine. It comes with several different files so you can switch and choose. The set doesn't come with acrylic nails or anything like that,just so you know. It's not that expensive so maybe if you're willing to spend more money you can get a file that's a bit more fancy. I liked this one, though, easy to use:)
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They are simply practice nails and not meant to be applied to actual fingers. I use them to keep a "nail art diary" of all the designs I love.
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is the lipstick and nail polish a pretend play or does it really have liquid in it i mean is the nail paint for real?
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they are a water based acrylic. Beautiful sheens and the halo's are awesome!
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I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails at LEAST once a week!!! lol I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails... » Read More I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails at LEAST once a week!!! lol « Show Less
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I do not know, I have not used them with nail polish. I would suggest buying a set of acrylic paint, because it does not dry as quickly and is much easier to work with on your nails esp. for a beginner. Just put on a nice thick base coat, wait for it to dry, and then use the acrylic as you wish and put on a thick top coat. I have had the colors last up to 2 weeks and I am REALLY hard on my nails. This is the paint set I bought with the brushes: Plaid Promoabi Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint, 18 2-Ounce they have many combo packs with different colors, I just thought that this one had the most variety. Good luck and I hope I helped! I do not know, I have not used them with nail polish. I would suggest buying a set of acrylic paint, because it does not dry as quickly and is much easier to work with on your nails esp. for a beginner. Just put on a nice thick base coat, wait for it to dry, and then use the acrylic as you wish and put on a thick top coat. I have had the colors last up to 2 weeks and I am REALLY hard on my nails. This is the paint set I bought with the brushes: Plaid Promoabi Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint, 18 2-Ounce they have many combo packs with... » Read More I do not know, I have not used them with nail polish. I would suggest buying a set of acrylic paint, because it does not dry as quickly and is much easier to work with on your nails esp. for a beginner. Just put on a nice thick base coat, wait for it to dry, and then use the acrylic as you wish and put on a thick top coat. I have had the colors last up to 2 weeks and I am REALLY hard on my nails. This is the paint set I bought with the brushes: Plaid Promoabi Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint, 18 2-Ounce they have many combo packs with different colors, I just thought that this one had the most variety. Good luck and I hope I helped! « Show Less
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I think these would be great for acrylic paint. The opening is small so you wouldn't get too much, but the bottles are a softer squeezable plastic so you could easily squeeze them to get the amount you needed without the stiffer plastic suddenly giving under pressure and too much being dispensed too quickly. I think they'd be a good choice for you.
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Here's what I found from another online source. I have used this specific set, but I think Uni-Posca also makes another set this is larger and is acrylic markers. These are ink, not acylic. Here's the info. If you use these, they are water-based and will interact with wet acrylic or watercolor. I used them in mixed media. They are lovely. Just remember, if you add water to them, they will move. See the info I pasted below. If you want their acrylic pain pens, these are NOT the paint markers. Set includes: red, orange, yellow, pale green, green, light blue, blue, purple, pink, brown, white, and black. These opaque felt tip markers can write on a variety of surfaces including plastic, metal, wood, glass, plastic, plaster, canvas and more. Paint can be scraped off from nonporous surfaces like glass, etc. but will adhere permanently to porous surfaces such as wood, paper, etc. Water-based pigment ink is non-toxic, lightfast and waterproof. The ink won't bleed through paper (unlike alcohol-based markers) and is excellent for vibrant signs and craft work.