3 Sets Nail Art Stamping Stamper + Scraper Set Nail Printing Template Tool

So ecstatically satisfied. They worked perfectly straight out of the package, no priming (although I did press with a lint roller to clean before stamping). I had bought a set of plates and a clear jelly stamper, and couldn't get it to work despite trying different techniques, different polishes, different priming techniques, until I'd ruined the stamper and not gotten a single good result. Within 5 minutes of opening these I was stamping beautiful perfect stamps. So thrilled. These are all on the firmer side, not marshmallow-y or tacky at all. The large white stamper is my favorite, it's the squishiest of the bunch though still quite firm. It's good for getting an XL stamp onto your whole nail. The green stamper is my second favorite, good for lining up a straight pattern on your nail, and it rolls the pattern nicely into place. It won't work as well if you have a pronounced c-curve on your nails, it is very firm and doesn't give very much. I think it would also be the best stamper for reverse stamping directly on the stamp, then peeling off and applying. I'm not as much a fan of the pink stamper. I just can't seem to get it to transfer onto my nail nicely, I think it's because I like to roll the stamp on and this stamper is the flattest and flushest to its holder of all of them. I haven't used the scrapers, I have a thin plastic card I use that works really nicely, but the bell shaped scraper looks the most promising.

My favorite is the green stamper because I can line it up and get the designs on straighter than with the circular one. All the nails in the photos were done with the green stamper. The pink one’s stamping pad is lower than one I already own. It’s not as easy for me to get a good image pull with this one. As the plastic gets in the way. However it was easier to do reverse stamping on it over my previous stamper, As it is flatter. The green one worked best for reverse stamping as it is closer to my nail curve and warps the least. The white and red with black handle - the stamp pads come out, which really threw me off. They came out while I was trying to stamp. I wasn’t a big fan, I think because it’s so curved it’s hard for me to not warp the image in transfer. For reference Not included in kit: I have a clear off brand jelly stamper and a clear maniology stamper. I can’t get the off brand jelly one to work unless I use mica powder with it. I can get the maniology stamper to work, but it’s a completely different technique. Much less pressure required. I find the green and pink stampers better at picking up fine lines than the clear one. I’m glad to have the green stamper in my collection. For the full length designs with fine lines- this is my favorite of the 6 stampers I own.

Not worth it at all. Doesn’t work

Great set. All 3 stampers work wonderfully and my 10 yr old daughter can even use them. There was no smearing and the transfer is almost flawless. I found that the bell shaped scraper worked the best. The other scrapers not so much. But that is personal preference. I bought a different kit and that went straight to the trash. I am loving this set and would recommend this for sure.

They all r in good shape and work well but the greenish one it was cut up when I received it

I'll be honest, I chose this set over others available because it came with a metal scraper. I know a lot of people complain about the metal scrapers scratching their plates, but after multiple years of using them I've never had an issue. I think as long as you are mindful of you are doing you won't have a problem. That said, I haven't even tried to use the plastic scrapers so I can't vouch for their quality. They look totally fine, like all other plastic scrapers I've had in the past. I've used all three stampers without any difficulties. I did prime them all before use with a swipe of acetone. No filing was needed. FYI the easiest way to get excess polish of your stamper is using a piece of clear tape, which you can reuse multiple times before it loses it's stickiness. Stamping area measurements are: Green rectangle stamper - 1" by 5/8". Pink stamper - 7/8" diameter. Double ended stamper - 1 1/8" diameter on the large end and 5/8" diameter on the small end. I would also like to comment on the instructions provided in the product description: "1. Remove the printing head, use cotton dipped in water to wash for a few times so as to make the glue head fuzzy, otherwise the transfer will not be on the pattern; " ^^^^^This is totally unnecessary. Don't do this. "2. Simply clean nails,then let it coated with a layer of base oil or light oil to enhance the color, let it dry completely before painted." ^^^^^ Don't bother with this either. Nail polish doesn't stick well to oily nails. "3. With selected colored nail polish brush the full steel plates on the selected pattern, with a scraper toscrape off nail polish beyond the plate pattern. 4. Before the nail polish is dry, put the seals and stamps on pattern and push hard, the pattern is transferred to the printing head. 5. Transfer the pattern on the printing head to the surface of the nail. " ^^^^^ This is basically correct but awkwardly phrased. "6. Embellishment on the pattern (flower core, the animal's eyes ,etc) then rub on light oil saver to avoidscraping off or fade." ^^^^^ Put a top coat on after you've applied the stamp to your nails. If the top coat smears your design, try a different top coat or alter your technique. "7. With a cotton swab dipped in nail polish remover to clean the steel plate, scraper and printing head. " ^^^^^ A paper towel or facial sponge is much better for this as it won' leave tiny cotton fibers behind to get stuck in your nail polish.

Love these

Don't bother. Very difficult to stamp with. The teal one works best if you do a hard dab and rock. The white one requires a super steady hand and a quick firm dab. The pink one is garbage. Giving 2 star because I finally picked up a clean image with the white one last night.