Psychedelic Watermarble Tutorial

[@ceci71]

TFS!!! I love this

[@crazyauntcc9491]

So cool! You make everything look so simple and easy makes me feel so at ease plus you tell us you have troubles to which makes me feel even better!

[@teriwieler9038]

Love these nails 💕

[@bootsielovesjesus7097]

VERY COOL! YOUR WORK IS AWESOME 🎉😊!

[@jacquelinecaldwell6879]

Love the design, will try this technique..

[@ananthisvaryramalingam7940]

Really really pretty. Can you tell me which brands of nail polish watermarble easily?

[@KyongLee]

Most brands have some polishes that watermarble well. Most newer, thinner creme formulas will watermarble well. However, if you are learning to watermarble, it's best to stick with a set of polishes that are known for or formulated for watermarbling like the Native War Paints neons, Savannah Lacquer neons, OPI Color Paints...

[@ananthisvaryramalingam7940]

@@KyongLee Thanks so much. Will try to get some OPI colour paints.

[@kristenblack3930]

Yeah baby, yeah! Those are groovy! 😍😍

[@amysuewest3826]

Groovy baby. :) Really cool actually.

[@creativequack2066]

wow, its so pretty and i love your nails . but , my nail polish is not spreading, what can i do ?? 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@KyongLee]

Which polishes are you using?

[@creativequack2066]

@@KyongLee Regular polishes and what is the water temperature ? hot , cold , normal tap water

[@KyongLee]

Specifically which polishes? Not all polishes will work for watermarbling. Generally newer thinner creme formulas work best. And jellies. Room temperature bottled water seems to work best for most people. Tap water is a maybe depending on the type of water in your city. Hard water doesn't seem to work. I keep a bottle of water in the same room as my polishes so they're the same temperature. Also, you can't have air blowing across the water while you're trying to watermarble: fan, heater, AC, even your breath.

[@creativequack2066]

@@KyongLee oh ok thanks for informatiom and replying me . You help me always thank u soooooooo much 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😳😳😳😳😳

[@candyharvey2098]

Does it have to be bottled water--and what temp of water my marbling is awful the colors seem to"run" off nails when i remove it from water--any help would be appreciated you are the best at marbling!!

[@T4Tracy2]

Yes she is the Best!! I find that bottle water an tap (depending on where you live) hard water in some cities, Bottled would be best! But if you go with tap water, or bottled water, just have it room temp always! And as for yours fallen off, sounds like either your polish is thick an not spreading out or your warming your water? An size of cup you are using is small for all the polish! Plenty of things can mess up water marbling! Trial an error is how I figured it out an still some days, I can’t get it all to go smooth, so I stamp instead lol !! But Kyong is great to watch an learn from! Also up in the description area Kyong will tell you, what she is using for this design in this video! Hope that helps an Polish On😊

[@KyongLee]

I keep my bottle of water in the same room as my polishes. Tap water may work but it really depends on the type of water you have. Filtered water would be better for most people. If hour polish is running off the nails, this most likely means the polish drops aren't spread enough. Wait for each drop to spread some before the next drop. You can tap or twirl the container to speed it along. Try dipping near the outer edge of the container where the polish should be spread thinner than the middle of the bullseye where the polish will be thicker.

[@beeambee4053]

Mam I always try to do fine water marble nails art but on nail surface Air bubbles appears.😞.. What is the reason of air bubbles appears when we put finger into water marble designs???

[@KyongLee]

Air gets trapped between the nail and polish. The trick is slowly dip the nail into the watermarble design at an angle and slowly pull nail out vertically. Also, if there are any visible bubbles on the design, pop those with your watermarble tool before dipping.