Chevrons With Roses Reverse stamping nail art

Today’s post is about stamping nail art I did for my group on Facebook called All Nail Art

I started with Barry M peel it base coat and my base colour is from Essie in strike a pose-itano 

I used a Born Pretty stamping Plate in BP-L006 with Born Pretty stamping polish in white #4 with my Born Pretty stamper and Scraper
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I add the stamping polish onto the image I’d like to use I then scrape it once and I roll my Stamper over the
image to pick up the image
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I leave the image on the Stamper. I add a drop of polish onto a silicone mat. The polish is from primark in instagirl in skylight. It’s a pale blue holographic polish. I use a small dotting tool to fill in my image and leave it to dry completely.


I put liquid latex around my cuticles to protect them from stamping and to save on clean up.
I add a clear polish from gallery onto a makeup sponge.
I then dab the sponge onto my nails to help the decal to stick to my nail.
I line up the image and then roll my Stamper over the nail.
I use a cuticle pusher to break the seal around my cuticles and to stop it from tearing of the nail when removing the liquid latex
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I then peel off the liquid latex with a pair of tweezers.
I then use a angled brush with acetone to clean up around my cuticles.
I’m now using UR sugar plate from Born Pretty in UR-S03. I add pink stamping polish onto Part of the image I want to use.
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I use a lint roller to remove unwanted polish from the Stamper.
I start placing the Roses around near my cuticle. I add 2 pink roses.
I add a green stamping polish onto a leave image.
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I place the next to the pink roses to add some character to the image.
I then add red stamping polish to the Rose image..
I place the red in the middle of the 2 pink roses.
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I finish of with seche vite fast drying Topcoat to seal in my design and I leave it to completely dry. ( the pink stamping polish bleeds really bad even if I used Born pretty no smudge Topcoat)
I add my own cuticle oil and massage into my cuticles. Now they are ready for photos and to be posted on social media.
Here is my final design.