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To try out the kit, I decided to just use the purple flowers. I first painted one coat of butter LONDON Nail Foundation Flawless Basecoat. Instead of using Ferris Wheel, since there is still snow on the ground and I wanted something a little more toned down I opted to use butter LONDON's Billy No Mates--a beautiful dove grey creme. After painting two coats of Billy No Mates and letting it dry fully, I applied one coat of the topcoat. While still wet, I selected the desired flowers and placed them on the nail with the tweezers, gently pressing them into the nail. I painted one more layer of the topcoat to seal the flower to the nail, and repeated the process for the remaining nails. After I was finished placing all the flowers, and the topcoat had dried, I used the file to buff the edges of the nail so none of the dried flowers were hanging off the edge.
What do you think of this manicure set from Ciaté?
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