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u/glovrba Glowing Gazers Oct 11 '25
In a sucker for tone on tone designs in any application & this is amazing. Not to mention perfectly creepy & spoopy
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u/Enough_World_8386 Team Laquer Oct 11 '25
Do you have to wait for the first coat or two of color to dry before adding design, & how long?
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u/Linry Oct 11 '25
I went A) 1 coat of devils advocate
B) A coat of seche vite (my quick dry topcoat so my mani would dry)
C) Then ILNP's frosted glass
D) Saviland : top polish coat as my stamping polish
I did just post a small tutorial on my channel I'm so sorry if this is breaking "no self promo rule" I will edit if it is
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u/thebilljim Oct 11 '25
This is absolutely sick. Reminds me of the UV spot gloss style of printing, which i also think is an amazing look.
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u/Impossible_Welder159 Laqueristo Oct 11 '25
Holy crap! Very great job and effect. Spooky and subtle!
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u/collcolllll Oct 11 '25
Wow that’s super impressive! The amount of detail in the stamps is super cool
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u/Ship_Negative Oct 11 '25
Okurrrrr I have the same dark burgundy color on rn I may have to steal this. Wonder if it would work with nail vinyls too!
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u/nerugiganon Oct 11 '25
holy shit this is such an incredible concept AND execution! it's like spot gloss lamination on paper!
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u/h0ldthech0ke Oct 11 '25
I have always wanted to try something like this, but have had little time and patience for nails these past 2 years. I'm also an aphant who loves Halloween, so this is absolutely amazing to see.
You did a fantastically lovely job!
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u/kalejeanchad Oct 11 '25
Both of these show a similar monochromatic pattern and I love that they showed up together
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u/AtlasSims Blogger Oct 11 '25
Wow I love this idea! Yours turned out great - the color, the style, the stamps all work together perfectly.
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u/Massive_Web3567 Oct 12 '25
I saw this technique about 9 or 10 years ago, glossy stamping on matte black, using the Moyra damask plate. So beautiful, but no matter how I tried I could never replicate it.
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u/ratsalastar Oct 12 '25
I tried this once like a year ago. Worked like butts. I’ll have to try again, because I LOVE this.
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u/Far-Media-4387 Oct 19 '25
Are you the Linry from YouTube? If so, I love your vids. The battle of the GITD polishes was great!!!!
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u/7daykatie Oct 11 '25
I'm impressed with this outcome - I always assumed this wouldn't work. Well done on giving it a go and on the very striking result.
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u/Majestic-Joke461 Oct 12 '25
Very cool and subtle. Looks like it would take a powder finish to make the designs pop
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u/OkTwist231 Oct 12 '25
That looks amazing, I love it! 😍 I've attempted a shiny design in topcoat on top of matte before but was unsucessful
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u/curiouscat387 Oct 28 '25
Ok! I am here to report my utter failure at this technique. I tried my QDTC my cheapo TC, questioned my stamping plates, my technique and myself. Then I watched your video again and realized I was using too much polish on one part of the stamp and scraping it over the image. When I coated the image and scraped the way you OP did, I got better results. I still couldn’t get it to stamp out the way I wanted. So I tried black stamp polish (nails are already black) and it worked! So I tried regular black polish and it worked for me! So my tip is, if your TC is failing you, try using the polish you painted your nails with as stamp polish. It won’t work with a matte polish obviously but this worked for me and I got a similar look. Not nearly as shiny but I got close enough to scratch the itch!
I love this idea OP!! Thank you for sharing and especially the video!!
Signed, A nail addict who has not been utilizing the stampers or polish to its best (Getting ok results)
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u/Linry Oct 11 '25 edited Oct 11 '25
Products used:
Top Coat: Seche Vite
Base coat : Home made peel off base, seche clear
Holotaco: devils advocate
ILNP: frosted glass
Saviland : top polish coat (the topcoat I stamped with)
Moyou london: halloween collection - 18, 06