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Bundle Monster's Nail Stamping Plate Collection, officially released in 2010. This 21 piece nail art image plates include plates BM01 to BM21 and features 6-8 designs on each plate totaling to 139 designs. This particular set has individual images with a nice mixture of full nail and french tip designs. The full nail design measure at 1.4cm x 1cm and is smaller than the rest of our nail plate sets. This set is perfect for those who have smaller nail beds and those looking for a variety of individual nail images. All designs featured in this set is NOT reduplicated in any of our other nail plate sets. Use this variety pack to have fun working on your nails or give them away as fabulous gifts to families and friends. PACKAGE CONTENT: 21 Nail Art Image Plates *ONLY*. SCRAPER AND STAMPER are not included and must be purchased in order to use plates properly. PLATE SPECS: Plate Dimension: 5.5cm in Diameter. Make and Finish: Made of Stainless Steel and has a shiny, glossy finish with a "Bundle Monster" paper backing. **INSTRUCTIONS FOR NAIL STAMPING: 1. Apply polish on image plate design. 2. Using the scraper, scrape off the excessive nail polish. 3. Stamp the image in rolling motion. 4. Stamp design on nail smoothly. Done ! ***NOTE: Before use, peel off the tight, protective, blue plastic on top of each plate. All image designs featured in this set are authentically created and designed in-house by Bundle Monster EXCUSIVELY. Each design is protected by copyright laws.*** Bundle Monster is a registered trademark of Remy Collections LLC and is exclusively distributed by Bundle Monster. Bundle Monster trademark is protected by Trademark Law.
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155 of 159 people found the following review helpful
By loves2stamp
I am so glad I bought these image plates! I have tried quite a few of the plates in this set and have not had any problems with them. The price was irresistible for me, I will order many more plates if BundleMonster comes up with more designs. I do wish they had some larger designs that would cover the whole nail (the largest designs in this set do not cover my thumb nail completely)
*I measured one of the full nail designs and it was approximately 1cm X 1.4cm. Hope this info helps!
Helpful hints;
-Make sure you remove the protective plastic cover from the front of the plates before attempting to use.
-Wet a cotton ball w/ pure acetone and hold it with tweezers in order to avoid ruining the designs on your nails. Use the acetone soaked cotton ball to wipe nail polish off of the plates and stamper. The plate should be dry before applying more polish.
-Use a thick highly pigmented polish for stamping.
-Work fast! If you take too long the polish will dry on the plate or stamper and you will not get it to transfer.
-If you are working fast and the polish does not transfer try another type of polish, some polished are extra quick drying.
-Be gentle when you apply top coat or you may smear your design.
*I measured one of the full nail designs and it was approximately 1cm X 1.4cm. Hope this info helps!
Helpful hints;
-Make sure you remove the protective plastic cover from the front of the plates before attempting to use.
-Wet a cotton ball w/ pure acetone and hold it with tweezers in order to avoid ruining the designs on your nails. Use the acetone soaked cotton ball to wipe nail polish off of the plates and stamper. The plate should be dry before applying more polish.
-Use a thick highly pigmented polish for stamping.
-Work fast! If you take too long the polish will dry on the plate or stamper and you will not get it to transfer.
-If you are working fast and the polish does not transfer try another type of polish, some polished are extra quick drying.
-Be gentle when you apply top coat or you may smear your design.
119 of 122 people found the following review helpful
By M. Patterson
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought these plates because my daughters spent the night at a friends and came home with the cutest nails. When I asked about them their friend showed me her 'name brand' set that she paid about $50 for. It had two plates some polish, a stamper & a scraper. I thought it was adorable but was not going to pay that kind of money. Bargain hunter than I am I searched for a better deal. Which led me to Bundle Monster and another 'off brand' that I found on ebay for similar value.
I bought both sets. The received the ebay ones first. They were a great value came with some extras & offered cute plates (a few with the same designs from one plate to the next). They even offered the same designs and our neighbor girl had on her 'name brand' plates (none of which were 'full nail' or 'french tip' images). I was quite satisfied but have to say when I received the plates from Bundle Monster I soon realized I preferred their images better. They were larger for the most part & a much nicer selection over all (I hope they continue to add to their designs).
The ONLY Con I would mention is that the edges seem a bit sharp (compared to both the name brand & the other off brand I purchased) so I would keep them out of reach from young fingers even if they are just 'looking at the designs'. My teenage daughter cut herself on one not paying attention.
For those of you who are having problems with them here are some tips & step by step instructions I use (mentioned by others but with so many reviews I will post it as well).
Tips to Know Before you get started:
1) REMOVE the plastic film: They come with a plastic film when you first receive them that sometimes can not be seen. I used something sharp (tweezers) to cut a spot & then removed the rest with my fingers. If you do not remove the film the plates do not work.
2) Use THICK but NOT Quick Dry Contrasting Nail Polish for Images: If you do not have a 'thick' polish & do not want to spend $10+ on the 'name brand' let one of yours dry out a bit or go to your local salon that does nails & see if they have some 'old stuff' that you can buy for pennies on the dollar.
If you use quick dry you may not get the transfer done quick enough before it drys.
I have tried a few variations of colors but for obvious reasons white & black work best. A dark color with a white or light pink print or a light color with a black or similar dark will have the best results. Do some practice ones on something to see what you really like.
3) Use one coat cover for Bottom Coat & Top Coat: I recommend using nail polish that IS quick dry & only takes one coat to cover for both the Bottom & Top Coats (not images). This is because the more nail polish you have on your nails the more likely it is to smear your images. Using quick dry also helps with this.
4) Use a Good Acetone nail remover: It seems this works best for cleaning the plates. Some remover seems to thin out the polish & make it more difficult to transfer.
5) Let the Plates DRY completely: After each transfer you will need to clean the plate (if there is polish in the image you will not get a good transfer). When you wipe the polish out let the remover dry before you put polish on it. Again it will thin out the polish making for a poor transfer.
6) Use Cotton Rounds instead of Balls: Cotton Rounds make it a lot easier to manage the nail remover without messing up your nails. I use a nail polish remover with a pump so (one touch remover) I don't have to do too much with my hands.
7) Between EACH STEP let your nails dry for the best possible results.
8) If you don't have a plate holder (which I highly recommend) use double sided scotch tape to hold the plates in place on whatever you are scraping the extra paint onto.
9) I also recommend the two sided stamper with the smaller stamp. It is much easier to ensure the best image placement for smaller images.
10) If you have larger nail beds you may want to overlap designs. Everyone has different nail bed sizes so it would be difficult to accommodate everyone. With practice one could learn to line up the designs for a fuller image but I would recommend either using more than one design or just overlapping them. It can create a nice effect as well.
10) Clean EVERYTHING thoroughly when you are done: This will be important so that your future painting will be more successful & so that the plates, stamper & scraper last longer.
My personal steps:
1) Wash hands & gently push back cuticles that might be up on nail bed.
2) Get out all needed products & items.
3) Paint nails with bottom coat. Let dry completely (VERY important for best results)
4) Prepare image plate, image nail polish & cotton round with polish remover.
5) Working Quickly - Paint a nice coat of image paint over your image, scrape away extra, stamp with stamper, line up with nail bed, roll on fast, firmly & carefully ensuring you get the entire image to transfer. (If you have never seen this done check out a youtube video on it).
6) After each image you will have to clean the plate completely (especially if you are using the same image for each nail). Be sure to do so carefully not to smudge your other nails. Some recommend using tweezers - I find if I use a Cotton round instead of a ball I don't need to. Again let the polish remover dry on the plate before adding the polish again.
7) I recommend doing all your images on one hand BEFORE putting on the top coat. Just be gentle not to 'bump' them.
8) Once your first hand is complete put on your top coat & let this dry Completely before starting your second hand.
9) Repeat for second hand!
Once you get the hang of it use multiple designs & colors. We have used it to stamp our phones & more (and change when we get bored)
Hope you enjoy this as much as I did! All the little Girls in my life (age appropriate of course) will be getting this for the next 'gift giving' occasion!!
I bought both sets. The received the ebay ones first. They were a great value came with some extras & offered cute plates (a few with the same designs from one plate to the next). They even offered the same designs and our neighbor girl had on her 'name brand' plates (none of which were 'full nail' or 'french tip' images). I was quite satisfied but have to say when I received the plates from Bundle Monster I soon realized I preferred their images better. They were larger for the most part & a much nicer selection over all (I hope they continue to add to their designs).
The ONLY Con I would mention is that the edges seem a bit sharp (compared to both the name brand & the other off brand I purchased) so I would keep them out of reach from young fingers even if they are just 'looking at the designs'. My teenage daughter cut herself on one not paying attention.
For those of you who are having problems with them here are some tips & step by step instructions I use (mentioned by others but with so many reviews I will post it as well).
Tips to Know Before you get started:
1) REMOVE the plastic film: They come with a plastic film when you first receive them that sometimes can not be seen. I used something sharp (tweezers) to cut a spot & then removed the rest with my fingers. If you do not remove the film the plates do not work.
2) Use THICK but NOT Quick Dry Contrasting Nail Polish for Images: If you do not have a 'thick' polish & do not want to spend $10+ on the 'name brand' let one of yours dry out a bit or go to your local salon that does nails & see if they have some 'old stuff' that you can buy for pennies on the dollar.
If you use quick dry you may not get the transfer done quick enough before it drys.
I have tried a few variations of colors but for obvious reasons white & black work best. A dark color with a white or light pink print or a light color with a black or similar dark will have the best results. Do some practice ones on something to see what you really like.
3) Use one coat cover for Bottom Coat & Top Coat: I recommend using nail polish that IS quick dry & only takes one coat to cover for both the Bottom & Top Coats (not images). This is because the more nail polish you have on your nails the more likely it is to smear your images. Using quick dry also helps with this.
4) Use a Good Acetone nail remover: It seems this works best for cleaning the plates. Some remover seems to thin out the polish & make it more difficult to transfer.
5) Let the Plates DRY completely: After each transfer you will need to clean the plate (if there is polish in the image you will not get a good transfer). When you wipe the polish out let the remover dry before you put polish on it. Again it will thin out the polish making for a poor transfer.
6) Use Cotton Rounds instead of Balls: Cotton Rounds make it a lot easier to manage the nail remover without messing up your nails. I use a nail polish remover with a pump so (one touch remover) I don't have to do too much with my hands.
7) Between EACH STEP let your nails dry for the best possible results.
8) If you don't have a plate holder (which I highly recommend) use double sided scotch tape to hold the plates in place on whatever you are scraping the extra paint onto.
9) I also recommend the two sided stamper with the smaller stamp. It is much easier to ensure the best image placement for smaller images.
10) If you have larger nail beds you may want to overlap designs. Everyone has different nail bed sizes so it would be difficult to accommodate everyone. With practice one could learn to line up the designs for a fuller image but I would recommend either using more than one design or just overlapping them. It can create a nice effect as well.
10) Clean EVERYTHING thoroughly when you are done: This will be important so that your future painting will be more successful & so that the plates, stamper & scraper last longer.
My personal steps:
1) Wash hands & gently push back cuticles that might be up on nail bed.
2) Get out all needed products & items.
3) Paint nails with bottom coat. Let dry completely (VERY important for best results)
4) Prepare image plate, image nail polish & cotton round with polish remover.
5) Working Quickly - Paint a nice coat of image paint over your image, scrape away extra, stamp with stamper, line up with nail bed, roll on fast, firmly & carefully ensuring you get the entire image to transfer. (If you have never seen this done check out a youtube video on it).
6) After each image you will have to clean the plate completely (especially if you are using the same image for each nail). Be sure to do so carefully not to smudge your other nails. Some recommend using tweezers - I find if I use a Cotton round instead of a ball I don't need to. Again let the polish remover dry on the plate before adding the polish again.
7) I recommend doing all your images on one hand BEFORE putting on the top coat. Just be gentle not to 'bump' them.
8) Once your first hand is complete put on your top coat & let this dry Completely before starting your second hand.
9) Repeat for second hand!
Once you get the hang of it use multiple designs & colors. We have used it to stamp our phones & more (and change when we get bored)
Hope you enjoy this as much as I did! All the little Girls in my life (age appropriate of course) will be getting this for the next 'gift giving' occasion!!
46 of 48 people found the following review helpful
By Tina Tran
Amazon Verified Purchase
I like this product, not the greatest but good for the price.
PROS:
-Cheap
-You don't feel bad about scratching them
-A lot of cute designs that are non floral unlike KONAD (a lot of floral)
-Full finger design fits me just fine except for the thumb (it's a bit small)
-Plenty of designs to choose from
CONS:
-Edges are really SHARP
-The bigger designs tend to smear
-Disregarded some of the larger designs because it just looked like a blob even after I scraped it thin
-The metal is a lot thinner
-The designs are not as detailed
PROS:
-Cheap
-You don't feel bad about scratching them
-A lot of cute designs that are non floral unlike KONAD (a lot of floral)
-Full finger design fits me just fine except for the thumb (it's a bit small)
-Plenty of designs to choose from
CONS:
-Edges are really SHARP
-The bigger designs tend to smear
-Disregarded some of the larger designs because it just looked like a blob even after I scraped it thin
-The metal is a lot thinner
-The designs are not as detailed
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good variety, sort of small
While I'm glad I went with this brand because of the variety of designs for the price, the quality of the plates isn't the best. Read more
Published 3 days ago by Andrea Myers
1.0 out of 5 stars
Designed for small nails and some images are not engraved deep enough...
I found the plate images are too small for my adult sized nails. My nails are average in size naturally and I apply acrylics for medium length. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Brenda Lynn
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great discovery!
I was purchasing Konad Plates but they were getting too expensive for me. When I discovered Bundle Monster Plates and compared the price with Konad, I decided to try it out. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Simplicity
3.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty designs, not all are etched deep enough
I was very excited yesterday to try out my stamping plates. I picked out a couple of designs to attempt, and to my disappointment I'm finding that quite a few of these designs are... Read more
Published 7 days ago by Kate S. Davis
5.0 out of 5 stars
LOVE!
Love these stamps, will definitley buy from BM again! I am now an official BM buyer!
So many great designs to choose from!
So many great designs to choose from!
Published 12 days ago by Laura Argomaniz
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good plates, but full-nail designs are a little small
These plates work really well, the only problem I have is that the full-nail stamps are too small to fully cover my thumb and middle-finger nail, and barely cover my ring and... Read more
Published 20 days ago by Kathryn Blubaugh
5.0 out of 5 stars
So fun and easy!
This is such a great deal on these stamps. Once you get the hang of it after a couple of rounds, these stamps are super easy and look great with all kinds of color combos. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Jessica Wilkinson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cute Designs!
I am new to the stamping nail world, but I am now obsessed. These were the first plates that I purchased, and these are really nice! Read more
Published 23 days ago by Amanda
4.0 out of 5 stars
good plates
This is the first addition set. The full nail images are smaller than konad or later bundle monster sets. They do have the paper backing though.
Published 1 month ago by April
5.0 out of 5 stars
Such cute plates!
These stamping plates are so cute and have a ton to choose from for one low price! They work great with any nail stamping kit! Practice makes perfect! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Shana Jones
