Should you paint your dominant or non-dominant hand first?
Should you paint your dominant or non-dominant hand first?
Use your dominant hand to your advantage For example, when painting the sides of your nails, let your non-dominant hand do the previous step. Then, while the brush is gliding, slowly tilt the finger you’re painting so that the brush will be able to coat the sides.
How do you paint your nails when you have shaky hands?
To paint your nail plate with the base coat, manipulate the brush into a flat shape and gently press the brush to the nail. Now here’s the trick, while keeping the brush still, roll your HAND to get polish along the edges of the nail and pull back to drag the brush down the nail. No shaky hands here!
Which hand should I polish first?
TIP 3: Paint Your Non-Dominant Hand First While it might seem natural to paint your nails using your dominant hand first, doing so means you’ll have to use your non-dominant hand with wet nail polish later, which can lead to all sorts of mistakes, smudges and streaks.
How long does it take to get used to using your non-dominant hand?
From a sharper brain to improved motor skills, there are plenty of reasons to start using your nondominant hand. Regular practice is the key. As mentioned earlier, it takes about 10 days to get used to it.
