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Used to stamp decorative patterns on your finger nails.
Used to stamp decorative patterns on your finger nails.
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This stamper has 2 ends with different sizes and colours. Great when stamping small images or for childrens nails. The green stamper is ideal when using red special polish because the red image shows up better on the green stamper.
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452 of 457 people found the following review helpful
By twl8zn
Okay, first off: I am guilty of loving my stamping plates a whole lot. The scraper is fine to work with, although, the small grooves and holes in it collect nailpolish and need to be cleaned off every few swipes. IMO, an expired giftcard works just as well and is easier to clean off.
Unfortunately, there are no cheap substitutes for the stamper. I suggest you guard it with your life. It is flexible and can mold itself onto the nail to ensure a proper image stamp. The double ended one is perfect for making small adjustment to the nail (eg: the plate image is too small to cover the entire nail) and you have to make a second 'swipe'. The stamp end is about 1" round. It cleans up beautifully with Acetone and after hundreds of cleanings, still looks new.
Just an FYI, as I've been Konad'ing for a bit now, instead of the black "Konad Special Polish", I have found (after trying 11 different products) that WET 'N WILD black velvet nailpolish is the best. It costs less than $2 at CVS or WalMart and it is by far the best black out there. I've tried Orly, Chanel, and others, and none of them are this thick and black. Others are too sheer when you try to stamp them, or they simply don't show up on a darker background. I like to do dark blue with a black argyle pattern on them. Looks great, just don't forget your topcoat.
Now, for the regular stamping polishes... what I have found is that any basecoat color is fine. Its when you need one to stamp with that you have to be careful. Don't be fooled by others who say that 'any nailpolish will stamp'. Well, yes it will, but it may be so faint that it will be a waste of your time. The best nailpolishes for stamping are ones that have some metallic in them. Sally Hansen Chrome nailpens are good, but expensive. I have found that the best stamping polishes are at WalMart. Yes, PURE ICE nailpolishs in 'Outrageous' and others stamp up beautifully. They are thick, quick drying and accurate. I only use the ones with a bit of 'chrome-iness" to them. If you're going to put a design on your nail, make it pop!
For the White polish, Sally Hansen French Tip White is a good one. White is tricky. It almost has to be like 'liquid paper' to get it to work and look right.
Good luck, fellow nail afficiandos!
Unfortunately, there are no cheap substitutes for the stamper. I suggest you guard it with your life. It is flexible and can mold itself onto the nail to ensure a proper image stamp. The double ended one is perfect for making small adjustment to the nail (eg: the plate image is too small to cover the entire nail) and you have to make a second 'swipe'. The stamp end is about 1" round. It cleans up beautifully with Acetone and after hundreds of cleanings, still looks new.
Just an FYI, as I've been Konad'ing for a bit now, instead of the black "Konad Special Polish", I have found (after trying 11 different products) that WET 'N WILD black velvet nailpolish is the best. It costs less than $2 at CVS or WalMart and it is by far the best black out there. I've tried Orly, Chanel, and others, and none of them are this thick and black. Others are too sheer when you try to stamp them, or they simply don't show up on a darker background. I like to do dark blue with a black argyle pattern on them. Looks great, just don't forget your topcoat.
Now, for the regular stamping polishes... what I have found is that any basecoat color is fine. Its when you need one to stamp with that you have to be careful. Don't be fooled by others who say that 'any nailpolish will stamp'. Well, yes it will, but it may be so faint that it will be a waste of your time. The best nailpolishes for stamping are ones that have some metallic in them. Sally Hansen Chrome nailpens are good, but expensive. I have found that the best stamping polishes are at WalMart. Yes, PURE ICE nailpolishs in 'Outrageous' and others stamp up beautifully. They are thick, quick drying and accurate. I only use the ones with a bit of 'chrome-iness" to them. If you're going to put a design on your nail, make it pop!
For the White polish, Sally Hansen French Tip White is a good one. White is tricky. It almost has to be like 'liquid paper' to get it to work and look right.
Good luck, fellow nail afficiandos!
89 of 90 people found the following review helpful
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One thing I want to say about this product, which as far as I know wasn't in any of the reviews, if this is your first time buying a stamper, make sure you look at the tutorial on YouTube and also make sure that you FILE YOUR STAMPER before the first use!! I learned the hard way, I usually like to jump in feet first when doing things so after hours of trial and error, I finally watched a very informational video and got my stamper to work. I first assumed it was defective..lol, Im still learning how to stamp, but of course like all great things, it will get better with time.
44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
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There are other Konad products out there that have only one stamper and are about one dollar less- I say stick with this one! The small side is perfect for smaller nails to be more precise as well as with the smaller designs and with the French Manicures.
The scraper works well also, but I found that its hole often got a little clogged, but that wasn't much of an inconvenience, merely an observation that it works best when cleaned after each use! A little hint, to save nail polish only put polish on the top half of the design and when you scrape down, the excess nail polish from the top will fill into the bottom half, saving you more nail polish! Overall, this is a must!
The scraper works well also, but I found that its hole often got a little clogged, but that wasn't much of an inconvenience, merely an observation that it works best when cleaned after each use! A little hint, to save nail polish only put polish on the top half of the design and when you scrape down, the excess nail polish from the top will fill into the bottom half, saving you more nail polish! Overall, this is a must!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Its a Good Product.
I love nail art and trying new ways of getting great designs. This works well enough with a bit of practice. I have even used it with other polish besides Konads.
Published 2 days ago by Anna
4.0 out of 5 stars
Liked it.
Since I'm a first time stamper, I still have to practice centering the images in my nails.
But Konad works well.
But Konad works well.
Published 4 days ago by Anil R. Bharadwaj
5.0 out of 5 stars
I did a nail art video on this
it is very easy and I love decorating my nails with it - I did buy the less expensive plates not from Konad
Published 4 days ago by Elizabeth Renee Prevette
4.0 out of 5 stars
This set is worth the money
I have a cheaper stamper and this slightly more expensive one. I feel that the difference in quality when applying the stamps makes this set worth the price difference. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Andrea Myers
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
Fast shipping and just as described. It works just like it should buy I'll probably have to buy some stamping polish to get the full utility out of it. Thanks!
Published 8 days ago by Colby
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to use!
This stamper is easy to use and helps produce even designs. I love that it has two sized ends to use.
Published 8 days ago by Brandi M. Bradford
3.0 out of 5 stars
Okay
Had to see many YouTube videos to use it right way but still not perfect.
I would say just gets your nails done from a professional....useless trying yourself
I would say just gets your nails done from a professional....useless trying yourself
Published 9 days ago by natzgary
5.0 out of 5 stars
LOVE IT
It is better than I expected. The designs go on sooo easy. I rarely do my nails until now. For someone who polishes her nails about once a year, I've done them 5 times in just... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Ellen M.
5.0 out of 5 stars
buy this stamper and scraper
I use this set with the Shany plates. it works well. I can't complain. well actually I can because it scratchs my plates because the scraper is metal. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Patrice Matthews
3.0 out of 5 stars
I bought this for my daughter...
The stamper does not work all that well so my daughter does not use it very often. Hopefully they come out with something more new and improved.
Published 10 days ago by Anya Lafferty
