Konad: Video tutorial with fluorescent Color Club nail polish

I took the plunge and sat infront of my camera to film a nail tutorial for Youtube. It was my first attempt and I have a lot to learn.

I filmed a Konad nail stamping tutorial using some neon pink and orange polishes from Color Club.

A lot of people will be familiar with the Konad nail stamping kits, but if not please click on my video below which explains the system. I have also shown step by step how the process works. 

For this manicure I used Recondition as a base coat from Seche Vite. The Color Club neon pink is called Jackie Oh while the neon orange is Koo Koo Ka Choo. Well done to Color Club for the amazing nail polish names. 

I also used Konad plate M63 which features several full nail templates.

Here is my first nail art video attempt.

Simple nail art

I go through phases with nail art. I am not very good at freehand so that's wear stamping comes into play.

 I have been using the Konad stamping kit for years and thought it was time to dust it off and start using it again. 

I start off with two coats of nail polish and wait for it to try. The using Konad' special polish in black to stamp using the plate M63.

The Konad special polishes are thicker and more gloopy than normal polishes which makes them great for stamping.

The two base polishes I used were Mint Green by Barry M and Electric Pink by Jack Wills. 

To finish off there needs to be a top coat to keep the design in place. I use Seche Vite's fast drying top coat which I have found is the best top coat to use with Konad stamping because it does not smear the design.

What do you think of this nail art? Have you tried Konad before?