Today, I decided to take on a new challenge – STAMPING!!! I’ve tried stamping nail art before, but unfortunately I wasn’t very successful. Luckily, Bella from EJIUBAS decided to have faith in me and kindly gave me an opportunity to give it one last shot at stamping!
Let me introduce my brand new Ejiubas products!! Ejiubas stamping plates are two sided, which means you get two stamping plates in one! Hmmm that’s so clever!!
The photo above is the freshly opened Ejiubas stamping plates! They’re individually packed in paper envelopes.
The plate has a blue plastic protection that you can peel off.
So, the photos below are the stamping plates and my poor efforts of test stamping on paper LOL
The stamping plates I got are EJB-06 and EJB-07. The EJB-06 plate has useful patterns for tribal, aztec and mandala nail art. EJB-07 has lots of abstract, wavy and check (plaid) patterns which I think will be perfect for autumn and winter nail art!
The photo above is the stampers and scraping cards.
This is a close up of the clear stamper. The pack includes 3 stampers with different coloured crystal caps. The stamper heads are super clear, SO soft and squishy!!
Let’s move onto the nail art I created using these products!
For the first design, I chose the simplest pattern on EJB-07 plate. I stamped the spiral design on top of some mermaid scales.
This is a cozy plaid nail art. The plaid pattern was also from EJB-07 plate. I used a regular nail polish to do the stamping for this design, and I was shocked how well the pattern turned out!
This is my favourite! The pattern was a part of the mandala patterns on EJB-06, but to me it looks more like a nordic snowflake and I LOVE it!
The last design is a tribal or aztec pattern from EJB-06 plate. I’ve stamped them onto a purple marble stone background!
Here is my super amateur stamping video, and I’ll be showing all 4 nail art! I hope you enjoy!!
The stamping polishes I used are from Hit The Bottle. They work REALLY well!! Even though the ones I got are mini bottles, they have the mixing balls inside so that I can shake to fix the polish separation!
Hehe, I’m not too sure if my stamping review is helpful, but I hope you enjoyed seeing my struggles lol
Thank you for your visit!! <3
Oh wow, I love this idea! It’s a very good idea for amateurs like me lol and I love the nails you’ve created too! Winter is by far my favorite season.
Aww!! Thank you SO much Lea!! 😻💖 Yaay! I’m really glad you like the winter design too!! If you’re new to nail art, stamping is definitely one of the quickest and easiest ways of creating something unique! 😸👍
I realize this is an old stamping plate but they had feature all four plates I order theses plate thinking I was going to get all four I was tricked The name of stamping plate is Ejuibas Nail Stamping Plates set double sided nail art stamping kit girl pets image x10 x13 x14 x15.
I hadn’t heard of that brand, but those are some cool images!
So sorry for the late reply!! I’m really happy to hear that you think so too!!😻💖💕
Omg I looovveeee stamping!! I’m way too impatient to try and learn how to free hand haha. Love the videos!!
Hahaha! I’m really glad that you enjoyed my super amateur stamping video!!😆💕 I think stamping is a GREAT way for a quick nail art, because doing free hand takes so much time! ;D 😸👍💞
Hi Minni! I had a question, I have very deeply ridged nails. I don’t really want to use a ridge filler because it doesn’t act as a stain blocker or really keep polish on for that long. So I just very lightly buff my nails, but the ridges are still there. Very vaguely you can still see them through polish. I don’t want to buff my nails even more, but I also don’t really want to use a ridge filler. What should I do?
Thank you for your question! To keep my mani last longer and to prevent my natural nails from staining (especially when I know that the nail polish I’m going to use is a stainer), I actually apply a layer of gel top coat instead of a regular base coat. I’ve noticed that the gel top coat gives a smooth surface, so it may help covering the ridges too? This is what I do and I’m not too sure whether using gel products is good or bad for nail ridges – I’m sorry! I hope you’ll find the best way for you!! 💖
Would you use a regular basecoat over the gel top coat? And thank you so much 😀
I’m glad you noticed my late response 😸💞 You don’t need a regular base coat over the gel. Also, you don’t need to remove the gel top coat each time you change the colour polish. It will stay on your nail undissolved if you use a non acetone nail polish remover when removing the colour polish. Use acetone nail polish remover when you want to remove the gel top coat 😉 I hope the whole thing makes sense! Please let me know if it isn’t!! hahaha 😆👍