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Description
Description
- 180W Electric nail vacuum cleaner with USD port available- This high-powered 180-watt nail vacuum not only sucks up nail salon dust, but it also powers your phone while you use the machine
- Reusable Filter and a nail dust brush - This Nail Dust Collector has a reusable filter, Pulling type strainer, dense filtering without dirt leakage, strong dust absorption power. The filter slide can be removed and dusted off with a thick brush. This handy nail dust collector machine can also be used while grinding, crafting, cutting nails, or carving as the suction created by the vacuum machine works well for all of it.
- Adjustable Suction Nail Fan Dust Collector - The nail dust collector vacuum has an adjustable knob, so you can choose the force of the wind via adjusting knob. Can easily absorb all kinds of dust, Dust, confetti, etc. keep your work surface clean all the times.
How To Use Stick On Nails
How To Use Stick On Nails
- Step 1: Make sure your nails are clean and dry
- Step 2: Prep the Cuticles
- Step 3: File and Buff the Nails
- Step 4: Clean the Nails
- Step 5: Size the Press-Ons
- Step 6: Put the nail stickers
- Step 7: Adhere the Press-Ons
- Step 8: Keep Hands Dry
How To Use Eau De Parfum
How To Use Eau De Parfum
- Step #1: Apply perfume with unscented deodorant
- Step #2: Pay attention to the concentration of your perfume
- Step #3: Apply perfume after using an unscented body oil
- Step #4: Spray your clothes with perfume
- Step #5: Apply perfume by spritzing, not misting
- Step #6: Spray perfume on top of your ears
- Step #7: Don't store perfume in your bathroom.
- Step #8: Prep your skin with Vaseline before applying perfume
- Step #9: Use an unscented lotion before applying perfume
- Step #10: Apply perfume right after taking a shower
- Step #11: Don’t rub your wrists together after applying perfume
- Step #12: Apply perfume on your pulse points
- Step #13: Apply perfume on your hair brush
- Step #14: Use hair fragrance to apply your perfume
How To Use Make Up Brushes
How To Use Make Up Brushes
- Powder Brush Use: Gently dusting loose powder products across your face.
- Foundation Brush Use: Precise application of foundation, highlight, or blush.
- Kabuki Brush Use: Applying loose powder or body shimmer.
- Contour Brush Use: To achieve angular, defined cheekbones and facial structure.
- Fan Brush Use: Applying highlighter, brush away makeup mistakes, and blend out dark lines.
- Blush Brush Use: For the application of blush to get that fresh-faced, youthful rosiness.
- Eye Shadow Brush Use: Applying swaths of general colour to your eyelids.
- Angled Eye Shadow Brush Use: For smudging and contouring eye makeup.
- Eye Shadow Crease Brush Use: For creating the illusion of depth and adding a dramatic contrast to your base lid colour.
- Eyeliner Brush Use: For adding liner to achieve a fuller lash line or cat-eye look.
- Mascara Wand Use: To apply mascara to your upper and lower lash lines.
- Lip Brush Use: To precisely apply lipstick, gloss and other lip products.
- Lip Liner Brush Use: To add lip liner after main lipstick or gloss application.
