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A tale in the desert nails skin#
A tale in the desert nails free#

If you want to leave stickers on your nails you should apply 1-2 thick layers of top coat to seal stickers completely to the nail. Use fresh or thinned top coat, hold your brush parallel to your nail and try not to touch a nail with the brush, only the top coat drop should touch the nail to prevent smearing.

Wait until your design has completely dried before applying top coat.

For better results pull the tape following its edges and stencils following the pattern.

Remove tape/stencils immediately after applying nail polish using your fingers, tweezers or nippers while the polish is still wet.

A tale in the desert nails skin#

Remove extra nail polish from your skin and cuticles by using a flat brush dipped in acetone or nail polish remover. We recommend applying nail polish with a sponge lightly pushing it to your nail, similar to ombre design, this prevents any polish bleeding under the stencil giving cleaner lines. Shimmer and metallic nail polishes work better than cremes. Apply fresh or thinned, not thick or gloopy, nail polish across the tape/stencil.

When small pieces remain within a stencil, flip and stick/peel the stencil to the back of the paper to remove all stuck pieces. Find your direction and peel fast, holding stencil close the backing sheet. Try peeling stencils from different directions if you have trouble with smaller pieces not remaining on the backing paper.

You can always cut nail tape to size if they are too long and cut stencils to help them form better to the tip, sides and curvature of the nail.

Lightly push tape/stencils to the nail using a finger, especially paying attention to the areas near skin, cuticles, and the tips of long nails.

A tale in the desert nails free#

Make sure nail is dry and free of oily residues before applying product. We recommend using fast dry top coat over nail polish or bare nails to create a flat surface which helps the product stick better.

Apply nail polish on your nails and wait until completely dry.

The traveler had to then continue his journey on foot, sweating in the heat, and the unlucky owner spent hours under the sun looking for his donkey. Finally, the donkey galloped away on its own. The furious owner grabbed the donkey’s collar and they began to fight.Īs they kept fighting, the donkey got tired. The traveler tried to sit on the donkey and get away. “I have hired the donkey and this means the shadow and all features of it.” replied the traveler.įor a long time they argued. “You have only hired the donkey, not the shadow of the donkey,” the owner grumbled. The owner also tried to fit himself into the shadow, but he couldn’t. So he spread a mat and sat down in the donkey’s shadow. But, in the hot desert, the only place that offered some shade was the donkey’s shadow. He got off the donkey’s back and looked for a place where he could take relief from the blazing sun. A novella, it was originally serialized in.

The traveler was tired and wanted to rest. Red Nails is the last of the stories featuring Conan the Cimmerian written by American author Robert E. They set off in the morning, with the traveler sitting on the donkey’s back and the owner walking behind it.Īfter traveling for a few hours, the sun climbed overhead and the desert became as hot as an oven. One day, a traveler hired it to travel to a city in the desert.

The man earned his living by hiring his donkey out to travelers. Once in Africa there lived a man and his donkey.