How to Airbrush Nails?

All women enjoy having their beautiful nails . Anyway, going to a salon can get a little bit expensive. By learning to airbrush nails on your own, you can save money and if you are lucky, maybe even make some money from this.

Things You'll Need to airbrush nails on your own:
First of all you'll need acetone and a nail stencil. You will also need some nail polish (you will need a minimum of 2 different colors), an Airbrush gun will be very useful and a topcoat nail varnish to finish.

How it is done:

If you don't have yet a nail stencil you can buy from a supply store. This kind of stores have lots of stencils. If you are wondering what kind of nail stencil to buy we recommend you purchase a simple but very efficient design such as a plain line when you first airbrush nails.

You may use polish remover, acetone, and gently wash your hands before starting the procedure - that will eliminate any kinds of oil or old polish from your nails because if your nails aren't perfectly clean then the airbrush design will not last as long as you wish.

You must apply a base coat to your nails. When this base coat is perfectly dry, you can apply whichever color you want or have for coloring the nails - this color will be the background color.

Now you will position the stencil on top of you nail in the position you want to make the design. After this, you will use an airbrush gun to paint over the stencil with the color you've chosen for your design. For the last touch you can remove any over spray with acetone near your design.

You can brush on a long-lasting topcoat and let your nails dry and remember to let them dry without touching anything; of course if you posses a professional nail dryer you can use it as well.

After all these steps are done you can declare yourself a little specialist and in the future you can use and experiment with even more elaborate stencils.
If you are a little scared to start doing this procedure on your own you can buy synthetic hands or even fingers from a store to experiment on, before starting to airbrush your real nails.