My new product:
SLICEIT Raw Polymer Clay Pre-Sliced Nail Art Cane
Custom Orders are welcome.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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how is the cane applied and baked onto the finger nail? Is the fake nail baked with the cane in an oven and THEN the nail is applied to the hand? or are the canes applied to the nail (already on the finger) and then heat is applied somehow? I can't find any info on this. Thanks
These look good. I have seen many looking out for zebra designs also. There is no end to the beautiful designs that are available in fimo art and one is better than the other.
The raw sliced cane is 'sandwich' in between acrylic or gel application. It remains 'raw' and no baking is required. Its 'raw' state gives more flexibility in terms of design application compared to those cane slices which had been heat-cured (baked).
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