Butterfly Wing Nail Art || Le Mini Macaron Butterfly Dreams Le Maxi Set || caramellogram

[@paulascosmos5432]

I have just recently come across your channel and I love the quality of your videos. Especially your stamping videos are my favourite as I love nail stamping. Hope you’ll receive many more subscribers! :)

[@caramellogram]

That's so sweet, thank you so much! Hoping to have some more stamping videos soon! 💕

[@paulascosmos5432]

@@caramellogram looking forward to it 🥰

[@eabnailart]

UM... WOW!!! These are SO stunning!🤩🦋

[@caramellogram]

Thank you, thank you!! 😊

[@MsWannaRock]

Oh, I love these butterfly wings so much, Mel! You did an absolutely amazing job! 💗

[@caramellogram]

Thank you so so much 🦋💗

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[@andrekyle5954]

@Elisha King Instablaster :)

[@elishaking4919]

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[@elishaking4919]

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[@J92013]

You are so talented! This is gorgeous. I want to try the ombré effect with gels 🤗 but the butterfly art is above my mani skill level 😆

[@caramellogram]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@jacquelinedimattia774]

Fantastic 💖🦋🖤

[@caramellogram]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@dariaro10]

Awww! This Butterfly design is so cute!🤩 I have a question, how do you clean your nail art brushes after dipping them in gel nail polish?

[@caramellogram]

Thank you for watching 😊 I usually soak a cotton pad with rubbing alcohol and use that to wipe off my brush. I think in my "Tie Dye Nails with Gel Polish", I show how I clean off my brushes. Also like to use brushes that have a cap in case I don't clean off ALL the gel so it doesn't cure on the bristles

[@Saintly2]

Is there a reason not to use a sponge to make the ombré effect? Sorry, new to gel polishes.

[@caramellogram]

I actually haven't tried using a sponge for gel gradients... I just felt that the sponge soaks up quite a bit, whereas the brush doesn't soak up as much. And because I can manipulate the gel as much as I want before curing, I can spend a lot of time moving it around and blending it with the brush before I set it under the light. I've tried to use the same brush for gradients with regular nail polish, but the polish just dried too fast for me to get a good blend with the brush.

[@Saintly2]

@@caramellogram I wonder if a white makeup wedge would absorb that much... I feel an experiment in my future. 😜 How do you clean your tools when working with gels?

[@caramellogram]

yeah, now I'm super curious too! And for clean up, I take a cotton round, soak it in some rubbing alcohol, and then I wipe my brush against it a few times until I cannot see anymore colour rub onto the cotton. And preferably, I like to use brushes that have a cap when using gels because I can just cap it on after I clean it and not be too worried about any gel curing onto the brush in case I missed a bit

[@Saintly2]

@@caramellogram Well... brushes with lids... a bit out of my price range atm. 😜 Sounds fancy. 😉 I really am thrilled you’re in Canada. 🇨🇦💅🏻 rock!

[@caramellogram]

There are some great options out there! I love my NailStuff.ca brushes and I only recently discovered that the handle doubles as a cap! Before I discovered that, I was using some other affordable brushes from Born Pretty Store that have a cap! I have discount codes for both those places above, but brushes without caps also work just as well, as long as you remember to clean them right after you use them 😊