Jelly Stampers and scraper

Jelly Stamper & scraper 

Nail art has never been easier! Our Clear Jelly Stamper allows for perfect nail art placement every time. Great for patterns, landscapes, and large nail art. Our stamper includes Clear Jelly Stamper with handle colour option, and  Scraper.

Instructions:

Remove protective sticker
Apply Nail Lacquer on to selected design
Remove excess nail lacquer with scraper at a 45-degree angle using a quick sweeping method and LIGHT pressure.
Use stamper to pick up the design with a firm and rolling motion
Apply the design onto the nail using a firm and rolling motion
Apply Top Coat to seal the design for a longer lasting result

 

Includes silicone stamper head, handle with top and bottom caps, and scrape card. (Does NOT include stamping plates or or polish.)

Handle height: 4.5 cm tall x 4 cm tall

Silicone stamp head: approximately 3.8 cm diameter x 1 cm tall

Silicone stamp head colour: clear

Scraper : 8 cm x 5 cm

How to Use

Preparation is the key to stamping success

Working fast is the best way to get great results. Gather all your tools, polish, nail wipes, pure acetone etc. to your workstation so you have everything you need at your fingertips to create your masterpiece nail art

To get your stamp head ready for use, simply wash with warm water (no soap) and let air dry. Do NOT rough up the silicone stamp head with a file or acetone or other abrasives. This will damage the head and will make the silicone.

If your stamper stops picking up the polish from the stamping plate, gently roll tape or lint roller over the silicone head. If you’re still experiencing issues, rinse the silicone head in warm water and air dry. (Don’t use a towel to dry the stamp head. It will get covered with lint and fuzz.)

NOTE: Stamping is an advanced technique and takes some practice. So if your first few attempts don’t work out well, be patient and keep practising

One of the best secrets to success with stamping is to MOVE QUICKLY! You only have about 5 seconds to complete steps 1-4 before the nail polish dries on the plate or stamper head.

To get a feel for how long you have before your polish dries, We recommend that you practice first stamping directly onto a piece of paper while you get used to the rhythm of the process to save on cleanup time on your nails

Apply Stamp It Polish paint to you stamping plate

Using your Scraper, scrape off the excess polish quickly.

Quickly stamp the image on the stamping plate. (Stamp directly on the plate, no rolling required to pick up the polish).

After completing your stamping, make sure you protect your artwork with a clear topcoat.

We recommend cleaning your stamping plate with a cotton ball and pure acetone (not nail polish remover – these often contain additives that will leave a residue on your plate and make it more difficult to transfer the polish) after each stamp transfer. Some nail artists are able to do two stamp transfers with each application of polish to the stamping plate. Figure out what works best for you.

Nail Art Tips

Remember speed is the first key to stamping success. Practice is the second key. If you’re struggling, it’s okay. Just keep practising until you get your speed up.

If your nail polish isn’t sticking to the stamper, try gently cleaning with lint roller. If you’re still having difficulty, try rinsing the stamping head in warm water (don’t use soap) and let the stamping head air dry.

Clean the stamp head with tape or lint roller to remove excess nail polish.

You can also rinse the stamp head in clean warm water. (Don’t use soap!)

Try not to touch the silicone stamp head with your fingers. The oils from your skin will cause the nail polish stamp to not stick well. Remove fingerprints with a lint roller or rinse in warm water (no soap) and let air dry before replacing in stamp handle.

Do not use alcohol, acetone, or nail polish remover to clean the head. It will damage the silicone.

Do not file or use other abrasives on the silicone stamp head! It will damage it. (other polish removers may contain additives that will leave a film that can get your stamper head and affect your stamping results). Just remember to avoid getting acetone or nail polish remover on the silicone stamp head.