10. Use Sharpies
Sharpies’ innovative use for nail art has been rather popular among do-it-yourselfers since they offer a surprisingly successful alternative for traditional nail art tools. This unconventional technique provides more control and accuracy than conventional nail art brushes, especially for people who are more used to pen-like tools. Start by maximizing the results with a strong base coat covering your natural nails to prevent any possible stains. Once the base layer is completely dry, Sharpies in different colors will allow you to express your imagination. From intricate patterns to accurate lines and dots, the little tip of these markers helps one produce stunning detail work. Keep in mind that your Sharpie design should completely dry before top coat sealing. Not only does the top coat stop smearing, but it also enhances the professional, glossy aspect of your design and prolongs wear life. For best results, use alcohol-based permanent markers; avoid water-based ones, as these may run when the top coat is sprayed.
