Military Camo Holographic Nail Design - UNSEEN Naio Nails Archive Video
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Date: 2019-10-31
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A tip for Kirsty and is something Ive used for over twenty years to keep the under nail clean and beautiful in between fills is to put a thin layer of acrylic or gel under the nail over the natural nail, it keeps it from getting gross and discoloured under there and frankly it gets gross under there if not kept clean by drilling it out. So in my opinion I think its more hygienic and who wants to look at a beautiful nail and then the under side is all gross. Eeuuu so just a tip, from one tech to another.
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A tip for Kirsty and is something Ive used for over twenty years to keep the under nail clean and beautiful in between fills is to put a thin layer of acrylic or gel under the nail over the natural nail, it keeps it from getting gross and discoloured under there and frankly it gets gross under there if not kept clean by drilling it out. So in my opinion I think its more hygienic and who wants to look at a beautiful nail and then the under side is all gross. Eeuuu so just a tip, from one tech to another.
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Moomyself&I
Haha I love Kirsty-isms and the way she pronounces some words I live way way up north ( Yorkshire ) to be exact, and we also say kack as in kack ya pants And khaki (car key ) as the colour. Its interesting reading the comments from other people how they pronounce it. Too funny. Love the nail design Kirsty. TFS
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Haha I love Kirsty-isms and the way she pronounces some words I live way way up north ( Yorkshire ) to be exact, and we also say kack as in kack ya pants And khaki (car key ) as the colour. Its interesting reading the comments from other people how they pronounce it. Too funny. Love the nail design Kirsty. TFS
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a j
This colour was formerly called khaki by the military (especially British) with the light sandy brown colour now called khaki being distiguished as khaki drill. Khaki green is now more likely to be called olive drab in military usage. i remember seeing this video its not unseen, because ive seen it.
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This colour was formerly called khaki by the military (especially British) with the light sandy brown colour now called khaki being distiguished as khaki drill. Khaki green is now more likely to be called olive drab in military usage. i remember seeing this video its not unseen, because ive seen it.
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Laura Lazzaro
Wait, I'm confused Is the gold regular polish? You said it will air dry but you put it in the lamp? Aaaaaaand did you put it in the lamp with the sticker? Did you do a second coat of gold over the sticker or by hand? Not really a complete tutorial?
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Wait, I'm confused Is the gold regular polish? You said it will air dry but you put it in the lamp? Aaaaaaand did you put it in the lamp with the sticker? Did you do a second coat of gold over the sticker or by hand? Not really a complete tutorial?
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Shinae Skull
Love your videos I was wondering if you could apply a fully designed tip onto your non-dominant hand? If so, how would you get the apex and structure? Would love a vid/tutorial on this. Much love xxx
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Love your videos I was wondering if you could apply a fully designed tip onto your non-dominant hand? If so, how would you get the apex and structure? Would love a vid/tutorial on this. Much love xxx
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Ella Cinder
So just to clarify: khaki is the colour of lagoon (actually named now. It is pronounced KAA KEY. There is no R in the word; therefore it can't possibly be pronounced car key Just sayin'
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So just to clarify: khaki is the colour of lagoon (actually named now. It is pronounced KAA KEY. There is no R in the word; therefore it can't possibly be pronounced car key Just sayin'
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Mei hwa De clerk
Hahaha 'kak' got adopted from Afrikaans when the Brits were in ZAR, but has got nothing to do with the word 'khaki' which refers to the colour of a certain shrub like bush in ZAR
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Hahaha 'kak' got adopted from Afrikaans when the Brits were in ZAR, but has got nothing to do with the word 'khaki' which refers to the colour of a certain shrub like bush in ZAR
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jannie russell
Thank so you much. because i have some from 10 years and did not know how that i could use the inside. I was ready to trash them. Thank you for showing how to use the inside
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Thank so you much. because i have some from 10 years and did not know how that i could use the inside. I was ready to trash them. Thank you for showing how to use the inside
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Lydia Johnson
I'd like to see how you did your nails. From the glimpses I saw, they looked almost like the camo design but in bright colors on black. I see you colored your hair, too.
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I'd like to see how you did your nails. From the glimpses I saw, they looked almost like the camo design but in bright colors on black. I see you colored your hair, too.
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opalfruitcake
Khaki in the UK is a mid green mixed with a bit of brown. My favourite green to wear. Not a brown at all. I pronounce it kaahrr-key. I'm in the UK
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Khaki in the UK is a mid green mixed with a bit of brown. My favourite green to wear. Not a brown at all. I pronounce it kaahrr-key. I'm in the UK
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