WHAT IS NAIL STAMPING?
Red Hot (B174) - Cherry Tinted Red Stamping Art Polish
WHAT IS NAIL STAMPING?
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Red Hot (B174) is a cherry semi-tinted red that will produce clean stamped designs and equally beautiful as a base color. This color stamps best over lighter colors and is a great fill-in color for reversed stamping!
Our stamping polish is 5-free! We want you to look beautiful and stay beautiful, so our nail stamping polishes are made without 5 of the most common toxic chemicals found in most nail polishes. For more information, visit our FAQs page!
"5 simple steps" for nail stamping
Apply Creative Art Polish over your selected design on the nail stamping plate.
Holding your scraper card at a 45-degree angle, gently scrape excess polish off the design towards the edge.
Move quickly! Using the squishy part of your stamper, pick up the image with an up and down technique.
With the design transferred to the stamper, place the design onto your nail bed using a smooth rolling motion.
Seal your design with our No Smudge top coat and swoon!
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United StatesBright!
Awesome color that shows up well on detailed manis!
United StatesBlood
A thinner polish than I expected but it's a perfect blood tone. 2-3 thin coats does the trick but it's quite hard to get it even. Not great for a bass but really good as a stamping polish.
United StatesLovely
I actually like this color. I didn't think I would. It's lovely. It has a sheer jelly tint. I like it. Here's a pic
United StatesHorrible
Stamps well. However, its applies and stamps like a jelly. I wasn't expecting it to stamp well over black based on the reviews. Yet, it completely disappears over black. I thought I was getting a creamy red. This polish looks more like a thin fuchsia then a red. If I could return it I would but I got it on sale.
Decent Polish, not exactly the best stamping polish
I bought this polish for the christmas season in November, and have used it on a couple of different shades. Its a pretty good polish, paints pretty well is pretty opaque (which is what a stamping polish should be). It shows up pretty great on lighter colors, so when I used it on some green polish I was pretty disappointed when it didn't look too great. I reasoned that it must be because I used it on a green, green and red are colors that are supposed to cancel each other out, whoops my mistake not the polish's fault.I realized that it wasn't just the green however, when I recently put it over a dark blue. The polish stamped as if I wasn't using a stamping polish, it wasn't opaque and hardly showed at all. I love the color and the formula, I just wish it was a more opaque like a stamping polish should be. It is a $5 dollars for 13 ml though, which is a pretty fantastic price. I just wish it showed up better on darker polishes and I would have raved about it.