Thermal Sensitive gel from Born Pretty Store! Tips ad Tricks

Hello!
I have already showed you this amazing Thermal Sensitive gel from Born Pretty Store in a previous post. Today I would like to show you another nailart and share some tips and tricks with you for a perfect application.
A Thermal Senstive gel is a very very sensitive colour changing paint that can change up to 12 different colours depending on the temperature. It truly looks like magic in a pot.
Id product # 48176



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The product comes in a pot that contains 2 gr of products.


After you open it for the first time it can appear a bit cakey or lumpy, it can be due to temperature, so the best way to restore it is to try to stir it, put it in a sealed plastic bag and immerge it in warm water or add a bit of warm water and stir it again.

I have just tried to stir it a little bit and it helped a lot.

The paint is in a light beige colour. It has to be used only with gel polishes and with a black base underneath.
You have to apply a good amount of products otherwise the effect will not be very visible.
I have tried to work with thin layers but I have found out that the best way to apply it is with a dotting too, so that you can form a very even and quite thick layer of product.

Another suggestion is to be patient and wait for the Thermal Sensitive to be completely dry, this means that the light beige paint will turn almost completely transparent (or starting to show the changing effect). This is can take up to five- ten minutes if you made a thick layer.

You have to secure the design with a top coat so you will encapsulate the liquid and make it durable, with no lifting.

Here is a video to show the shift from cold to hot and a very special Norther Light effect.

Here is a collage with all the shades

Here are all the colours in details (but there are others if the temperature rises up)

a deep blue

 a turquoise

 mint green

 light green

 orange ad lime

orange

 dark copper

 black

The plate I used is Born Pretty Store Texture L002 

Thermal polish! Truth of lie! Born Pretty Store

A thermal nail polish is a varnish that is going to change its colour depending on the temperature of the environment.

The colour that I have chosen is number "DT12 Truth of lie" a dark black with a brown and burgundy understone  in cold environment and a very light nude in hot temperature.

id code # 43620

You can find it at Born Pretty Store online shop.

You can get a 10% discount at @bornprettystore @bornprettyofficial using my code RASX31

I was very curious to try some colour changing gel polish because you can have two different styles in a moment, your nail polish will change throught out the day a lot of times and most of the time it will create an ombrèe effect between the two colours.

I really love the transition between the two colours it creates a beautiful effect and the thermal polish who can shift from dark to light are very rare.

The fact that it is a gel nail polish makes the colour changing more durable and the nail art last longer

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It very easy to apply it:

Fully shake up the polish, it can make the polish color be balanced. 

Apply a thin layer of Base Coat and cure under nail lamp.

Apply 1st layer of Thermal Gel and cure under nail lamp again.

Apply 2nd layer of Thermal Gel and cure under nail lamp again.

Apply No Wipe Gel Top Coat and cure under nail lamp again. Or regular Top Coat but remove the tacky surface with cotton soaked with cleanser or 95°alcohol after curing.

Fall nail art with thermal polish from Bron Pretty Store BP-I02 Hoh Xil

Hello!
I recently received a nail mail for Born Pretty Store, with two beautiful nail polishes from the new collections.

The first shade I would love to show you is a thermal staming polish in the shade BP-I02 Hoh Xil id code # 42853.

 You can use my coupon code at check out to get 10% off RASX31 on www.bornprettystore.com

 The color is effected by the temperature of its surroundings ~ cold weather, sunlight, cold or warm water, or holding a hot or cold drink. When cold, this polish is a deep burgundy almost black shade but changes to various shades of  burgundy and magenta as it gets warm. If you have long nails, the base will be magenta and the tips can be more darker.

This is also a stamping polish so this means that it is very pigmented and high coverage. I was really amazed by this shade, it became my favourite stamping polish becasue it transfers perfectly onto the stamping and then into the nails. You have to be quite fast during this process otherwise it will dry, but this happens because it is extremely pigmented.


This is how it looks when it is cold:

This is how it looks when it is warm:

As you can see even when it is wark and lighter it does not loose coverage.

I have decided to pair this colour with a light blue colour topped by another Born Pretty Polish with multi-chrome flakes "Fiery Love"  M 18 # 39974.

 The polish is made up by a clear base with some chamelion flakes. The shade shift from magenta/ red, copper to a green jade, yellow and blue it depends on the light. In the sun light it brights a lot and the shade of the glitter flakes shifts, it looks like a rainbow!

For stampin I used this floral stamping plate you can find in this bundle:

http://www.bornprettystore.com/warehouse-born-pretty-stamping-plates-dream-catcher-floral-manicure-image-plate-nail-p-41784.html

Hidden nail art with thermal polish

Ever since I was a child I have been very fascinating with colour changing items.
 In the middle of the 90s there were a lot of merchandising such as lipstick, mood rings, pens and stationery that was supposed to change colour according to your mood. To be honest that had nothing to do with mood or feeling but there were just pigments that changed colour depending on the temperature of the environment or the body.

Thermal polishes have been around for a while but I find very hard to buy them from local stores because they are part of temporary collections or you can't try them and see the real colour shift.
Online you can find a larger selection, in particular the online store Born Pretty Store has many colours, normal polishes, gel polishes, glitter polishes, they even offer colour changing pigments.

Last time I have tried a beautiful coral pink, now I decided to go for a darker shade a deep grey that turns into a icy light grey or even white.
I think this beautiful grey will lent itself well with a geometrinc stamping nail art!
What I love to do with these kind of polish is what I call an "hidden nail art".

Here is a small video to show the amazing colour changing effect!

I paint all the nails with the thermal polish and then I stamp over it with a very similar colour.
It is hidden because when your hands are cold it looks like a normal plain grey nail polish but when your nails are warm the nail polish turns light grey (white) and it reveals the geometric design.

You can buy it here and there are other 9 shades.

You can use my coupon code at check out to get 10% off RASX31 on www.bornprettystore.com

The bottle contains 9 ml. The formula is a bit thicker than a normal polish, I think because it contains this special thermo sensitive pigment. Two coats are enough to create an even colour and I had no issue with the application at all.

I stamped with this beautiful plate for BPS too:
you can find it here

I added a triangle flakie decoration on the ring finger.