PEARL RUB: FEATURES OF NEW PRODUCTS, TECHNIQUES AND SUBTRACTS OF APPLICATION ON VARNISH AND GEL VARNISH

Classic is something that remains on the crest of the wave forever, does not go out of fashion and does not become bad taste, even after hundreds, or even thousands of years. This fully applies to river and sea pearls, the shimmer of which has always been so popular with women, and men too. But you don’t have to spend a fortune on jewelry to enjoy the play of light on the iridescent surface, because pearl nail polish can make your manicure similar to this natural material, allowing you to enjoy beauty to the fullest without spending a fortune.

What is pearl rub for nails?

Pearl rub is a spectacular new addition to nail polish and gel polish that has become incredibly popular among bridal designs in 2022. Its peculiarity lies in the soft, gentle and noble radiance inherent in natural pearls. Ultra-fine grinding into microfine dust ensures ease of application, without the formation of lumps, and uniform glow under the light source.

Visually, on the surface it looks sophisticated and feminine, without any vulgar, deliberate mother-of-pearl. That is why the new product has become very popular among girls who prefer modest but elegant nail decoration. Romantic shades beautifully emphasize the grace of hands and the shape of nails, look stylish at any length and look appropriate in designs for any age.

How to make a manicure with “Pearl” pigment on polish and gel polish.

Superfine airy pearl powder is as weightless as ash, so when creating a manicure on any type of coating, it is absolutely not capricious. When applying, you can use any method convenient for you - brush, sponge or finger in an atex glove. The result will look magical in any case. To create the effect of natural delicate pearls, apply the decor on a white substrate, and to experiment with shades and halftones of pollen - on a black or colored one.

Application over regular varnish

  • Carefully polish the nail plates to a shine with a special polishing file. Carefully work the edges of the nails, tidy up the cuticles and side ridges.
  • If there are aesthetic defects (depressions, grooves), it is necessary to perform leveling with special bases (ridge fillers).
  • Cover your nails with a background colored polish and dry it thoroughly until slightly sticky (but so that the base does not smudge when touched).
  • Over a sheet of paper, apply the rub thickly to your nails, using smoothing and polishing movements away from you. Do not press too hard to avoid damaging the base coat.
  • Remove excess pollen with a fan brush, cover your nails with a glossy topcoat and dry thoroughly.


Application on gel polish

  • Perform a hardware or trim manicure, carefully polishing each nail.
  • Apply the gel polish base in a very thin layer, carefully work out the ends of the nail (fix).
  • Cover your nails with a colored coat and dry it under a lamp according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
  • Remove the sticky dispersion layer and rub the pearl pigment evenly over the nail. Repeat application if necessary for a more intense effect.
  • Cure the layer under a lamp (60 seconds in UV and 30 seconds in LED).
  • Apply glitter topcoat and re-cure the design.

If you want to create a very neutral and calm look for everyday outfits, the Pearl pigment can be rubbed directly into the gel polish top. Just be sure to choose a finish without a sticky layer to ensure the manicure is done correctly.

Preparatory stage of manicure before rubbing

Before applying the rub, as with any other manicure, you need to treat your nails well:

  • give your nails the desired shape,
  • treat the cuticle,
  • treat the surface of the nail plate, removing irregularities and nicks, since they will all be very noticeable under the rub.

The quality of nail treatment is the key and guarantee of a quality manicure.

Immediately before starting the rubbing procedure, place a napkin or newspaper under your arm, otherwise you risk making the entire work area shiny.

Rules for the durability of designs with pearl rub.

Each nail art with pigments has its own secrets that you need to know so that the result pleases you as long as possible and as fully as possible. When using pollen as decoration on your favorite color of varnish or shellac, remember:

  1. Sprinkle your nails with pigment generously and without skimping, otherwise the shimmer will be too muted and not expressive.
  2. Pearl pigment, due to the effect of light scattering of light, is not so critically demanding on the smooth surface of the nails, but it is still very important to polish the nails thoroughly.
  3. You should not experiment with a matte topcoat, even as a design through a stencil on pigment. It will erase the effect of an impeccable gentle shine and deprive the design of all its charm.
  4. For a flawless look with pearls, pay special attention to the cuticle area when rubbing. If necessary, rub in the pigment with a flat brush or cotton swab.
  5. When working with this pigment, some nail artists practice an interesting life hack: before applying the top coat, they cover the polymerized rub with one layer of gel polish base. And slightly file the free edge of the nail with a soft buff.
  6. You should not apply the pigment to the nail with the pad of your finger (without gloves), as particles of sebum will remain on the surface, which can affect the wearability of the image as a whole.

Manicure for short nails

Pearl manicure looks good on short nails and is well suited for everyday style. However, you need to do this manicure as carefully as possible, because pearl drops on the cuticle look like dirt. Pearl manicure for short nails implies only a flawless finish.

Pearl varnishes are rarely combined with other varnishes; most often they are combined with matte finishes. Glossy varnishes are unlikely to be appropriate here. With matte varnish you can paint geometric shapes, patterns or stripes.

An ombre manicure would look good on these nails. For this manicure you will need rubbing. It is better to take white and pink colors. As a result, a soft transition from white to pink is formed on the nails. Such a manicure will not only look skillful, but will also visually lengthen your nails.

Nail design with pearl glitter, photo.

Rubbed pearls, as a nail design, have seriously displaced the classic white jacket from the pedestal of the most popular design “both in the feast and in the world.” Brides also pay tribute to it, as pearl nails gracefully emphasize the romance, innocence and femininity of a girl on her special day. However, even with a strict dress code, a pastel wardrobe and the habit of wearing a simple and modest manicure, pearlescent pollen is relevant and acceptable. It will look especially expressive, of course, on nude tones. But even on the basis of color, this decor can be presented in a very interesting and stylish way.

Let's look at the most popular types of nail art with pearl pigment

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  • One-color manicure.
    The simplest to perform, the solo look looks equally impressive and spectacular on both short and long nails.

  • Accent.
    You can decorate one or a couple of nails with pearls, or apply it to the coating using a stencil.

  • Drawing (painting).
    The pearlescent pigment looks incredibly beautiful when applied to a painting with gel polish or gel paint. Or as a basis for elegant monograms or thematic designs.

  • Matte contrast.

The trend for the duo of gloss and corduroy is also relevant in the case of pearl decor. The result is a visual stylization of an outwardly simple and unassuming “shell” and the pearls shining around it.

  • Stones, rhinestones, broths.
    A chic, sophisticated, luxurious manicure means, of course, sparkling crystals on the coating. Both on individual fingers and in the form of droplets on each nail. The duet of pearl dust and rhinestones (broth) is especially relevant for evening looks. The main thing is to keep it in moderation!

  • Kamifubuki and broken glass.

The design looks stylish, creative and interesting with a combination of splashes of color from kamifubuki sequins (kagami, mitsu, Moonlight nail decor) and a pearl base or broken glass edges (broken glass foil) on a rubbed canvas.

  • Holes, French.

A classic French manicure or a delicate moon design is also very visually attractive when decorated with pearl pigment. This is an ideal solution for those who do not accept or for various reasons cannot wear complex nail looks. One of the latest trends has been the use of pearl dust for negative space designs (with an unpainted moon or a design on a “bare” nail).

  • Dew and pearls.

Another popular way to add a special charm to a manicure with a shining mother-of-pearl pigment is to create the effect of raindrops (dew). Volumetric transparent droplets give the image as a whole a special irresistibility and a desire to touch and admire such beauty for a longer time.

As you can see, the field for experimenting with a new product is quite extensive and without strict restrictions. The main thing is to take your time, follow all the recommendations when creating an image, and you are guaranteed a stunning result!

Pearl manicure: trends 2021-2022

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A manicure with a “pearl” coating cannot be called fashionable, but you definitely shouldn’t ignore it. Many cosmetics brands, as well as manicurists and beauty bloggers are seriously thinking about returning mother-of-pearl on nails to their former glory in the new season.


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Pearl manicure in 2021-2022 retains its position as one of the most relevant options for designing brides’ nails. Those who don’t want to do a typical French manicure and consider it a banal solution may like the delicate and modest pearlescent coating - a win-win solution for a chic wedding manicure. However, attempts are being made to expand the boundaries of the use of such varnish.


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  • Thus, at the Kate Spade New York show, the models had pearl manicures in the literal sense of the word - a pink coating with a minimalist striped design was complemented by the final touch in the form of a small pearl sticker.
  • In preparation for the Oscar de la Renta and Rebecca Minkoff show, the approach was different, not so literal: a pearlescent effect varnish was applied to the nails, and in the second case it was combined with a “cream” varnish, without shimmering particles in the composition.

If on the catwalk there are only hints that manicures in pearl tones are coming back into fashion, then there is much more evidence online: bloggers and beauty gurus publish corresponding photos quite often.


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Video: secrets of working with rubs on gel polish.

If you are new to working with rubbing in general and want to see more clearly how to create such designs correctly and beautifully, our training video will help you.
The principle of operation and handling of the hero of the master class video and pearl pigment are similar. The presentation will help clarify all possible questions regarding manicure involving nail rubs. Now you know absolutely all the tricks and secrets of this pearly novelty. We hope we were able to tell you all the most interesting and useful things about creative manicure with her participation!

You can buy pearl nail rub using the link.

Rules for applying powder

To perform a pink manicure with rubbing, the following sequence of actions is required:

  1. Performing manicure, removing pterygium and polishing nails, including the ends.
  2. Degreasing and applying primer.
  3. Application and polymerization of the base.
  4. Applying two layers of black gel. Polymerization.
  5. Applying top without dispersion. Polymerization.
  6. Applying and rubbing in powder. Polymerization.
  7. Topcoat application and polymerization.

Now you can remove the dispersion and apply the oil to the cuticle.

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