@hails_m88 a lot of the places I have used in the past are shut down now, I haven't bought glitter for such a long time. If you are a member of any nail groups on Facebook, I'd recommend searching for glitter within the group and you should find some more relevant suggestions. Sorry I couldn't be more help!

That's a good question. Looking back, I shouldn't have. Sorry about that. They are just wee double sided stickers, so if you use the yoitube feature to slow it down, you might be able to see well enough. Though, you've probably found another video that has made it clearer. Xx

@CoCoCarolyn hi! I've never been to florida, but I did wear them on a hot day in Germany and they popped off with ease by pressing down on the nail. It was about 95deg F . It's worth a shot anyways. There's so many variables that you'll only know if it will suit you, if you try it. :) xx

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie Thank you, and thank you for your tutorials they are great! xx

@@AllenTranBoba aw thank you. That's very kind. I am glad you found it helpful 😊

@alexiuhbram hiya. You can use whatever tips you want. They range in shapes and sizes as well as price. They've really gained popularity since creating this video so I'm sure there's a good selection available now : ) the ones in this video were most likely just the cheapest ones I could find on ebay!

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie thank you so much!

@@divambee1154 hi! Welcome, I'm so glad you found it!

@s.s.9542 no it doesn't cut in different shapes. Just different lengths. It's still a piece of crap. I threw it in the garbage.

I'm so glad you found it helpful! I love using this technique, especially on short nails! Xx

@@richakumarsharma2851 hi! I used a shiny gel topcoat :)

@donnapeterson1945 you can use a stick and blue tack but if you search on ebay or amazon for nail tip holders you'll find a variety of options like this. It might even be in the description but it could be out of date as this video os older xx

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie thank you!

@donnapeterson1945 hi! Great question :) if you're using regular nail varnish, they need to dry for 24 to 48 hours to minimise the risk of smudging, as you do have to press hard and long. They will be 100% dry for certain after 48hrs though. If you're using gel polish, there is no risk of smudging them, just let them cool down before applying them. ( which only takes 10 seconds or so, so really no risk there ) have fun xx

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie thanks so much!!!

I size with cm but you can use whatever you have available 😄

@@teathersboujeenailstuff crazy genius! I definitely wouldn't use anything else now :)

@Lec2099 if you're using this exact product, it should soak off with acetone. But this video is very old and they may have changed their system. I don't use TGB anymore so I cant say for sure. Xx

@JKidding989 hi :) gel polish doesn't dry out per say. Some brands are thick and gloopy, some are thin and runny. If it has little clumps in it, it's been exposed to uv. Even non direct light from a window will cure it if its exposed. If its just thick, it's probably more so a brand quality issue. Xx

@katarinasimeone1358 hiya :) alcohol won't make the nail sticky for application. If that's all you have, but the nails to take the shine off, then wipe with alcohol, then carry on with the application of your polish. I prefer to just wipe them with acetone as it melts the nail slightly, leaving a sticky surface . Hope this helps x

@nilima_sasmal I'm not sure, usually it is the topcoat that gives the nails a shiny or matte finish. The polish you're using on the plastic nails should have the same effect that they have on natural nails. I have seen air dry polishes behave erratically when used in extreme hot or cold temperatures. I'd reccomend applying a shiny Topcoat over the nails. If you're using gel polish, it is normal for the colors to be matte ( if you wipe them off after curing, which you wouldn't normally do. ) it is the topcoat that provides the shine. Sorry if that didn't help at all, it's hard to advise without knowing the specifics of the brand and technique that you're using. X

@micheleevans9661 yes :) just a few minutes is enough. X

@@May-May-Sue sorry! There's another video somewhere in here that I apply them xx

@@cindyholland363 that's awesome, I'm glad it helped! Have fun :)

@Choaticsibling1111 hi! Yes, regular nail polish remover with acetone is fine :) regular nail polish is fine too, but it takes a while to dry. 24hrs is probably enough depending on how thick they are painted. The problem arises when you press down on the nail to apply it, if it's not 100% dry it will leave a fingerprint in the polish. I'd reccomend painting one extra nail, that you'll be able to test if it's completely dry without worrying about wrecking it :) have fun!

@NightBorne2 hi 👋 yes those are fine. Lots of people prefer those type anyways as they are less likely to break, and mould to the natural nail easier. Have fun!

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie Thank you so much!!!

@@linnlinn876 I only use foil glue if it's a full cover design. Anything else , I just use the tacky layer of the cured gel. Xx

Hi! I'm glad it has helped. Pigment powders are really versatile and fun to use in other ways, too, so you should get some! Each coat of polish is cured. The tacky layer is created by curing. Some polishes cure with no tacky layer though, if that happens then just flash cure for 10 sec ( or more, you'll have to experiment which gives you the best sticky finish for the powders to cling to) and make sure to cure fully after applying the powder to reduce the risk of allergies from uncured product. Hope this helps xx

@@NailswithCourtneyCrosbie omg TYSM for yr help!! 💗 I definitely subscribed...💗💗💗

They're sticky on both sides. You need to peel off the protective layer x