How To Tip Nail Dotting Tool

Hey guys! Welcome to Tip Thursday. It's gonna be a really simple tip and it's one of those things we're like "ugh!", why didn't I think of that? That's what I did when I discovered this little tip and trick, and it's pretty much, just take a bobby pin and you dip in a nail polish and you can start dotting.

You can pickup rhinestones with it. Super amazing I'm gonna show you how to do that right now. Ta-da! And here's your dotting tool. So, I have a ton of dotting tools and I lose them. I lose them, they dry out. They just get really crusty and gross on top. And I mean it's just kind of, it's a waste of money sometimes. So, here is a tip. You take your bobby pin and you carefully split it, carefully. It doesn't have to be you know a perfect, it could be at a 90 degree angle, which is cool 'cause you can have,

pick up rhinestones on one side or dot with different colors on the different sides. So, I'm gonna show you how it works right now. So I'm just taking my Zoya polish and rub it. It's really pretty loop and I'm just gonna dab some right here. Just a blob on my paper. Then I'm going to take my little makeshift dotting tool. I'm gonna add a little color, and depending on how

much color you have on it, you can apply it to your nail. So there's my nail, and I'm just gonna add a couple of dots, big ones, little ones, all kinds, doesn't matter but see how it works right. It's exactly like a dotting tool. It works great. Of course, I am just showing you how it works and I guess it looks kinda cute with the colors and everything. So there it is that's the dotting tool. Now I'm gonna flip it on the other side where there

isn't any nail polish and I'm gonna take a little bit of my clear nail polish, and this is the OCC nail polish called Flatline which is actually a matte top coat and it works really well. So, I'm gonna do the same thing and I'm just gonna add just a little bit of clear polish under my piece of paper. You don't have to do that. You could use my little kiss method and just like that. Then what you're gonna do is you're gonna take your rhinestones. I already have the orange one open. Okay, so, then I'm gonna

take my bobby pin I'm gonna dip it into the clear and I'm gonna try to grab one of these rhinestones and make sure that I'm only grabbing one. Look and it fixed it right up. And you could just drop it wherever you want. I'm gonna drop it right there. I know I picked orange so you can't really see it, but maybe get a different color. Okay, let's try purple even though this isn't, this isn't gonna be the coolest

nail tutorial, but you get the idea. And so you're just gonna pick up one, like this. And you could just lay it down wherever you want, that's it. And there you go you have a two-in-one bobby pin dotting tool, picks up rhinestones and now you could just toss it off. You don't have to worry about messing up. You don't have to worry about drying crust steel dotting tools. Toss it you're good to go or you can save it, of course. Take a little bit of nail polish remover

and then just [unk] into your little nail polish box. And that's it, thanks again for joining me here at Tip Thursday. If you have any tips, please email me at info@pursebuzz.com and we'll keep this tip videos goin'. Don't forget to visit my website PurseBuzz.com and I'll see you there. Bye.