HELP! My line isn’t coming out even!

No reason to fret! Not everyone is going to get a perfect line right away! It might even take a few tries to get your flow but it’s worth it once you get the hang of it…Lets troubleshoot:

Are you using the right size tip for your fingers?

To find the correct size do a dry run over 4 fingers from your pinkie to your pointer.This is the tip you will use for 8 fingers.

Do the same for your thumbs.

It should lay right on top of the nail without pressing down or having to move it around too much. You can also squeeze the tip to curve or flatten it to conform better to your particular nail shape.  It’s alright the tip is wider than the nail as cleanup is simple and the tool can also be trimmed if necessary*.

The way you dip the tool is a very important part of your French Tip Dip routine.

It’s important that you dip the tool UPSIDE DOWN so that you can regulate how much polish you get on the tool. Dip only as deep as you prefer your line.

Let the excess polish slide off and wipe the back of the tool to remove excess as you would any nail polish brush.

Application:

After you’ve completed the above two steps try moving quickly from the pinkie to the pointer BARLEY touching the tips of the nails.

The tool MUST be parallel to the nail surface to get the best results.

*Warranty void if tool is altered.

HELP! My polish is getting too thick!

So your trying to do your manicure and the polish in the jar is thickening as time goes on and the it’s taking a while to dry as the polish as it is getting so thick.

Let’s troubleshoot:

It’s best if you are not outside in the wind or under the sun as this will make the paint sticky and dry it out.

Turn off your ceiling fans in the house or any other source of flowing air to prevent thickening of polish.

Replace the polish bottle lid after you pour your polish into the jar.

The way you dip the tool is a very important part of your French Tip Dip routine.

It’s important that you dip the tool UPSIDE DOWN so that you can regulate how much polish you get on the tool. Dip only as deep as you prefer your line.

Let the excess polish slide off and wipe the back of the tool to remove excess as you would any nail polish brush.

Application:

After you’ve completed the above two steps try moving quickly from the pinkie to the pointer BARLEY touching the tips of the nails.

HELP! I can’t get a steady hand and I keep shaking.

French Tip Dip is an easy system to learn.

Take a deep breath and throw on some relaxing music to set the mood

Lets troubleshoot!

Place hands/kit on the surface in front of you at a level you are comfortable with.

After dipping and ready to apply place the outside of your dipping hand on surface and barely move fingers holding tool to apply. Keep dipping hand firmly planted while moving fingertips underneath to apply polish.

Another tip is to use your box as a platform for the hand you are polishing. It gives it a little extra height and room for your other hand to maneuver.

HELP! I keep getting paint everywhere!

There’s always a little paint splatter here and there right?

Save your stuff! Invest in a French Tip Dip mani/pedi towel for all of your polishing needs.

But your having a bit more trouble than that…Lets Troubleshoot:

Are you using the right size tip for your fingers?

To find the correct size do a dry run over 4 fingers from your pinkie to your pointer.This is the tip you will use for 8 fingers.

Do the same for your thumbs.

It should lay right on top of the nail without pressing down or having to move it around too much. You can also squeeze the tip to curve or flatten it to conform better to your particular nail shape.  It’s alright the tip is wider than the nail as cleanup is simple and the tool can also be trimmed if necessary*.

The way you dip the tool is a very important part of your French Tip Dip routine.

It’s important that you dip the tool UPSIDE DOWN so that you can regulate how much polish you get on the tool. Dip only as deep as you prefer you line. Let the excess polish slide off and wipe the back of the tool to remove excess as you would any nail polish brush.

Application:

After you’ve completed the above two steps try moving quickly from the pinkie to the pointer BARLEY touching the tips of the nails.

The tool MUST be parallel to the nail surface to get the best results.

Do all 8 fingers, dry 1-2 minutes, and follow up with thumbs.

Pour polish from jar to bottle and replace caps.

Throw them back in the box, you can clean them up before your next use.

*Warranty void if tool is altered.