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The internet and Youtube are chock-full of great examples and tutorials on how to do glitter nails. What we want to note first is what type of glitters to use and not use and why.
Craft Glitter- DO NOT USE! Yes, the price is wonderful, but as soon as it hits the nail polish it will melt or bleed. It is not solvent resistant at all.
Acrylic Glitter- OK for using with acrylic or gel nail systems only. It is not solvent resistant so it will melt and bleed if you mix it into nail polish.
Polyester Glitter- OK for acrylic, gels and nail polish. Most polyester glitters are solvent resistant. Some colors may bleed a bit so test, test test! ​
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Nail Polish and Glitter
Glitter can be used as an accent for just about anything! It's a great way to add that extra touch in your daily routine. Glitter My World has glitter for all of these categories and we have tutorials and usage here!
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Acrylic and Glitter
What better combination than glitter and nails! From acrylic and gel, here's a few techniques to build your own glitter nails.
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Aquarium Nails
Aquarium nails may be one of the funnest techniques out there for nails, they bring a bit of movement that's just a blast! Check out how to make them here.
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The information on this site is based on our experiences, tests & trials using our Glitter My World brand of glitters. We cannot guarantee your results will be the same. This site is not a real University and is offering this information and advice for free.  We make no warranties, whether expressed or implied, or fitness for a particular purpose for these products, since among other reasons the conditions of storage, environment, use, and skill are beyond our control. Be sure to test, test, test before taking on any project! ​
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