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Matte nail polish is a new trend in the fashion world today because it looks trendy and sophisticated. However, this type of polish is very expensive and not everyone is willing to spend a fortune on a single-use bottle of nail polish. Matte topcoats are available now, but what if you want matte nails but don’t have a matte finish at home? Fortunately, there are many simple ways to turn regular nail polish into a matte finish. The article will show you how to make matte nail polish easily.
Steps
Paint on baking powder
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Prepare materials. When painting your nails, you will have to act quickly, otherwise the paint will dry out and be difficult to handle. Here’s a list of what you’ll need:
- Background paint and color paint
- Leavening
- Tight mesh strainer
- Plates or small containers
- Small soft makeup brush
Pour the baking powder through a fine mesh sieve into the bowl. You need to grind the clumped powder, otherwise it will affect the nail surface. If the dough is still lumpy, use a toothpick to pulverize it.
Nail polish on one hand first. Remember to apply a base coat, then choose whatever color you want and paint on your nails. The other hand will paint later so the paint doesn’t dry too quickly.
Apply baking powder over wet nail polish. Dip the brush into the baking powder, then gently coat with wet nail polish. The powder will stick to the paint. Dip the brush into the baking powder before you coat your next nail. Failure to do so will result in the brush tip sticking to the paint and damaging the surface. [1] X Research Source
- Make sure to evenly coat your nails with baking powder. If there is a gap on the surface of the powder, it will create a gap on the matte effect.
- Use a soft-bristled makeup brush. If the brush is too hard, it will leave streaks on the nail surface.
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Leave the nail in place for a few seconds. This way, the thin layer of baking powder will have enough time to sink into the paint, creating a matte effect.
Sweep or rinse off the baking powder on your nails. Remember to clean up the powders. Your nails are now matte. If the powder dries and sticks to the paint, you can dip the brush in the water and try to brush off the powder. This will help clean up any remaining powder on the nail.
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Repeat the process for the other hand. Apply a base coat, then color, and coat with baking powder. Next, use a clean brush to brush away the baking powder.
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Let the nails dry. Your nail polish will look shiny while wet, so it’s best to let it dry completely to see the final results. Besides, you should avoid using topcoat. As most topcoats are glossy and will lose the matte effect. However, if you can find a matte finish, use it.
Turn nail polish bottles into matte polish
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Prepare tools and materials. If you want to use matte paint often, try turning an entire bottle of regular paint into a matte finish. That way, you don’t have to mix ingredients for every paint job. Here are the things you need:
- nail polish
- Cornstarch, matte eyeshadow, mica or cosmetic mineral pigment
- Tight mesh sieve (for cornmeal)
- Toothpick (for eyeshadow)
- Square paper 5x5cm
- nail polish
- 2-3 small iron balls (optional)
- Cup or small plate
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Choose nail polish and powder. The bottle of paint you use should be half empty. Don’t use a full bottle, or the powder you use will spill the paint.
- If you want to make a matte topcoat, you’ll need colorless paint and cornstarch/cornstarch. [2] X Research Source You can apply this topcoat to your nails to make it look matte.
- If you want to turn ordinary nail polish into a matte finish, you’ll need a bottle of bold color and cornstarch.
- If you want to create your own color, you will need a clear bottle of paint. In addition, there must be matte eyeshadow, skin-safe mica powder or mineral pigments used in cosmetics. [3] X Source of Research Adding a little cornstarch will make the finished product look more matte.
Prepare the dough. No matter what kind of flour you use, it should be finely sifted. Any clumps of powder will cause the paint to come loose. With cornstarch, you can sift the flour into a small bowl. With the eyeshadow, you would take it out of the mold and pulverize it with the tip of a pencil or brush. Mica powder or mineral pigments must also be sifted finely and without lumps.
- You will only need a few pinches of cornstarch.
- If you’re using eyeshadow, you’ll use the entire mold for half a bottle of paint. [4] X Research Sources
Use 5x5cm square paper to make a funnel. Roll the paper into a cone shape. Make a small hole in the top so the dough can pass through. [5] X Research Sources
Open the bottle of nail polish and place the funnel in the neck of the bottle. Don’t let the sharp tip stick to the paint in the bottle. If it gets stuck in the paint, you should widen the top so it doesn’t fall down. Cut off the top if it gets wet, or the powder will stick to the funnel instead of the paint bottle.
Add a few pinches of flour. Use a small spoon or teaspoon. You can use your fingers, but it will be a waste of powder if it sticks to your hands. Avoid adding too much flour at once so that the dough is not too thick. You can add more flour right after.
- If using eyeshadow, mica powder or cosmetic mineral pigment, you should also add a little cornstarch. This will help give the paint a more matte finish, especially if the powder is shimmery or opaque.
Try adding 2 or 3 small iron balls. This will help stir the paint evenly, especially if you’re using clear paint. If you’re using darker paint, there’s no need because most bottles of bold paint already have marbles inside. [6] X Research Sources
- Find marbles about 3mm in diameter. Choose a stainless steel ball for best performance.
Close the bottle of paint and shake for a few minutes. Stop shaking when the paint is evenly colored. If you use iron balls, stop shaking when you can no longer hear the marbles rattling.
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Check the paint and add ingredients if needed. Once the paint is even, you can open the bottle and paint it on your nails or on paper. Wait for the paint to dry to see exactly how the paint will look. If the paint is too thick, you can thin it out with 1 or 2 drops of nail polish thinner. If the paint isn’t matte enough, add a little cornstarch. If you’re using colorless paint and it’s too pale, add some eyeshadow, mica powder, or mineral pigment that you used.
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Let nail polish rest for 24 hours before use. This step dissolves the mineral pigments and powders you used, leaving the paint smooth and free of clumps. [7] X Research Sources
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Be careful with the type of coating you use. Topcoat is usually glossy, so it often loses the matte effect on the nails. Try to find a matte top coat that matches the paint you’re using.
Use eyeshadow
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Prepare tools and materials. Sometimes it can be difficult to find paint in a color that you like. Fortunately, however, you can use eyeshadow to turn colorless paint into your favorite matte finish. If you only want to use matte topcoat, then just cornstarch. Here’s what you need:
- Clear nail polish
- Matte eyeshadow
- Cornmeal (optional)
- Toothpick
- Cup or small plate
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Choose eyeshadow. You can use any color you want, but it should be a matte eyeshadow. You can also use cosmetic mineral pigments instead. This is already in powder form so you don’t need to grind the eyeshadow into a powder. [8] X Research Sources
- If you want to make a colorless topcoat in a matte finish, use cornstarch. [9] X Research Source
Use a toothpick to scrape the matte eyeshadow into a small container. You can put it in paper, plastic cups or small plates or cupcake, muffin cups. Your nails will be the color of the eyeshadow you use. You should use more eyeshadow than nail polish. [10] X Research Source
Make sure to grind the eyeshadow into a fine powder. If you find the chalk is clumpy, you need to use the tip of a brush or pencil to grind it up. Continue grinding the eyeshadow until you get a fine powder. If the eyeshadow is clumpy, the paint will have a small, uneven grain.
Make nail polish more matte by adding cornstarch. [11] X Research Source You’ll need the same amount of cornstarch as your eyeshadow. [12] X Research Source Use a toothpick to stir both powders together and evenly colored.
Add a little colorless paint and stir with a toothpick until the dough is no longer lumpy. Continue stirring until the color is even and thick. If the color is too light, add some eyeshadow. Make sure the paint doesn’t clump. Use a toothpick to mash if the dough is lumpy. If you don’t do this, lumpy powder will appear on the nail and look rough.
Quick nail polish. Nail polish will dry very quickly. You just need to paint a base coat, then paint on as usual. If you have leftover matte paint, you can pour it into a nail polish bottle or small glass bottle.
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Let the nail polish dry. You won’t see the true effect of the eyeshadow until the paint is completely dry. Also, you should avoid using topcoat, as most of these paints are glossy and will lose the matte finish. If you have a matte top coat, use it.
Use steam after regular nail polish
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Prepare tools and materials. When painting your nails, you need to act quickly. This method only applies to wet paint. If you let your nail polish dry, it’s too late. Here’s a list of what you’ll need:
- Nail polish and base paint
- Water
- Pot or saucepan
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Start with boiling water. Pour water into a pot or saucepan and place on the stove. Turn on the stove and boil the water. You will need steam to make the nail polish matte.
Make sure your nails are clean and oil-free. Nail polish will not stick to nails if there is oil on it. Wipe your nails with nail polish remover to remove lotion and cream from your hands.
Paint the base coat. Base polish will help protect your nails and keep them from staining, especially if you choose to use a dark nail polish. Base polish also helps nail polish last longer.
Nail polish. It is best to apply a thin layer first, let it dry and then apply a thin layer. If you apply a thick layer, small bubbles may appear or the paint will peel off after it dries
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Leave the wet nail polish on the steam for about 3 to 5 seconds. [13] X Research Source You need to allow steam to reach the nail polish, but be careful not to get your nails wet.
- Nail polish must be wet, otherwise it won’t work.
- Remember to move your hands back and forth and wiggle your fingers constantly. This allows the fingers to reach the steam.
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Keep your hands away from the pot of water. After a few seconds, the nail polish will become matte. You can keep your hands away from the pot of water and wait for the nail polish to dry on its own. [14] X Research Source
Use matte topcoat
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Prepare tools and materials. If you can’t find your favorite matte nail polish, you can use a matte topcoat after applying your regular polish in a color you like. Here’s what you need:
- background paint
- nail polish
- Matte coating
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Wipe your nails with nail polish remover if your nails aren’t already colored, as nail polish won’t stick to oily nails. Put nail polish remover on a cotton ball to clean your nails. [15] X Research Source
Paint the base layer. This will protect the nail and keep it from staining, especially if you use dark nail polish.
Apply two thin coats of nail polish. Remember to let the paint dry before applying the next coat. You can use any paint, but bold colors will look better than metallics, shimmers, iridescent colors, or glitters. [16] X Research Source
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Make sure you like your nails after painting. Matte topcoats will often reveal imperfections, including streaks or uneven colors. Make sure you’re happy with the look once you’re done, as matte topcoats don’t cover blemishes like gloss polishes. [17] X Research Source
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Choose a quality matte topcoat. The bottle will have “matte” on it or it won’t work. Some matte topcoats will fade or discolor the nail polish. If the topcoat is milky or opaque in the bottle it will fade/discolor the nail polish. [18] X Research Sources
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Apply top coat to the nail and wait for it to dry. Some coatings take a long time to dry. Although the paint feels dry to the touch, it may still be wet underneath. Be careful with your nails for 1 or 2 hours after painting. [19] X Research Source
- Note that matte topcoats only look good, not protect the nails. Not all matte topcoats keep the paint from flaking. [20] X Research Source
Advice
- If you use eyeshadow, choose an old, expired eyeshadow. This way, you won’t have to throw away your eyeshadow, but you can also reuse it.
- When applying nail polish, you should try to apply it evenly on the tip of the nail/toe nail. This will help prevent the nail from peeling. [21] X Research Source
- To avoid discoloring the nail polish, you need to clean the paintbrush with nail polish remover after applying it. If you don’t, you’ll make the rest of the paint matte. Alternatively, you can also contaminate the clear topcoat. [22] X Research Source
- After the matte finish dries, paint over the nails with regular polish. It will create a beautiful effect. Metallic colors, such as gold, look great. [23] X Research Sources
Warning
- Be careful with the type of coating you use. Most topcoats are glossy and will lose the matte effect. [24] X Research Source
Things you need
Use eyeshadow
- Clear nail polish
- Matte eyeshadow
- Cornmeal (optional)
- Toothpick
- Cup or small plate
Make a whole bottle of nail polish matte
- nail polish
- Cornstarch, matte eyeshadow, mica or cosmetic color mineral powder
- Fine mesh sieve (for cornmeal)
- Toothpick (for eyeshadow)
- Square paper 5x5cm
- 2-3 small iron balls (optional)
- Cup or small plate
Paint on baking powder
- Background paint and color paint
- Leavening
- Tight mesh sieve
- Small plate or container
- Soft makeup brush, small size
Use steam for regular nail polish
- Nail polish and base paint
- Water
- Pot or saucepan
Use matte topcoat
- Nail polish remover
- Cotton
- background paint
- nail polish
- Matte coating
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Matte nail polish is a new trend in the fashion world today because it looks trendy and sophisticated. However, this type of polish is very expensive and not everyone is willing to spend a fortune on a single-use bottle of nail polish. Matte topcoats are available now, but what if you want matte nails but don’t have a matte finish at home? Fortunately, there are many simple ways to turn regular nail polish into a matte finish. The article will show you how to make matte nail polish easily.
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