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wow..that is definitely FUN!!!!
Like i said over the comment section on my blog, I saw some people glue it a bit on a stick like toothpick or small bbq stick so you can hold the stick while you paint the nails

wow you’re fast. i find that i only need to trim the thumb nail, the rest are pretty much just nice. since they’re fake and can be taken off in a jiffy, let them be long! wakakaka.


Or you can just stick the nails to a toothpick so you can paint the nails by holding the toothpick and you can stick the toothpick onto a sponge to let them dry. ^^

hrmph…i want those nails but i cant find a good glue. how to remove fake nails anyways? without leaving those scratchy glue residue…

Nikki: thanks for the tips too! damn looks like im the only dumb person in this world who does not know how to paint on fake nails =/
yahui: yeah how do u remove them effectively? but they cnt be recycle anymore right? since i think the nail polish removal will smudge the design
ohmypetticoat: thanks! love the sponge idea
Traclyn Yeoh: i have bought some glue..but havent tried it yet, will let u know the verdict next time!

hmmm, the glue thing ah. need to research a bit first, coz it’s a pain in the ass hor.
will let you guys know when i got an eureka moment. XD

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