What advice should I follow before I start using Professional Nail Art? Make sure the surface you are working on is well protected. A few sheets of newspaper or magazine will do the trick. Ensure nails are clean and dry before starting application. Allow the polish to dry before applying another colour. Have some nail varnish remover close at hand to clean the brush before applying another colour and for clearing up mistakes. Some practice will be required for applying polish to the nails on your writing hand. You may want to get a friend to help. Some dark nail polish colours can stain the nail. To avoid this, apply a basecoat of clear polish before painting with your chosen colour

What aftercare advice should I follow? Once your design is completely dry, a top coat of your usual clear varnish will make your design last longer. If you have used the large brush to apply a base colour, clean immediately with ordinary nail polish remover. Ensure the tops are put back on all the pens so they won’t dry out. Keep bottles cool, dry and away from sources of ignition. Store with adequate ventilation. To remove your nail art, use nail polish remover. Note: If you are wearing false nails or nail extensions, do not use a polish remover that contains acetone, as this may damage the extensions. This product is affected by U.V. light – store away from direct sunlight.

Why not read some blogger reviews of Professional Nail Art Pens - Original?

> Sarah from Spellbinding Nails says:

'Now that I've tested the kit... I can say with confidence - Do not feel tempted into buying cheap dual applicator bottles again - These are simply fantastic!'

Click here to read more or click on the image below to see how Sarah created her designs

> Vanessa from Nail Stories UK says:

' I was going through the booklet and leaflet included in the package and found an abstract design which I liked and seemed easy enough for me to attempt since my freehand skills are almost non existent! I used the blue and green pens to draw the swerving lines and for the thin french tips! I then used a thin brush to fill in between the lines with silver glitter.'

Click here to read more or click on the image below to see how Vanessa created her designs

> Caroline from Burkatron says:

'Boy I wish I'd got them earlier, they're really good! I tried out two sets and I'm giving both the thumbs up. they have a super fine nib for small dots/details and a long thin brush for stripes, both of which are professional quality and so easy to paint with.'

 Click here to read more or click on the image below to see how Caroline created her designs