Multichrome Galaxy See Through Squishy Stamper

$ 4.25
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  • Multichrome Galaxy See Through Squishy Stamper

Multichrome Galaxy See Through Squishy Stamper

$ 4.25
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Meet our new favorite stamper! It's great for both beginners and seasoned stampers. This stamper is as gorgeous as it is functional. The metal base has a multi-chrome finish with a hole in the base so you can see through the stamper. The head is soft and slightly sticky - the easiest kind to use for stamping, plus it's got a stunning galaxy design. As a bonus, this stamper is also see through! It's the best quality see-through stamper we've seen yet for transparency combined with stamping head consistency. Do note that you are looking through galaxy glitter, so it does not have perfect clarity, but it's still functional enough to use as a see through.

To use this kind of stamper, press straight down on the image and then straight down on your nail. We do NOT recommend traditional priming for this kind of stamper - it will make the surface of the stamper cloudy, which will negate the see-through functionality. If the stamper starts to have trouble picking up images, we recommend the following process to prime it:

  1. Wipe the head down with pure acetone and a lint-free cloth
  2. Wipe the head down with non-acetone remover and a lint-free cloth to remove any residue left by the pure acetone wipe down

Do not clean this type of stamper with acetone on a regular basis, for it will break down this type of stamping head over time. We recommend using a lint roller to clean all stampers.

This stamper is not eligible for stamper priming service, due to the transparent nature of the stamping head. Please see our recommended priming instructions above.

Note: Some variation with the base color does occur due to nature of finish, but they're all pretty!

Materials: Metal Multichrome Colored Body, Transparent Galaxy Soft Silicone Head

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  • Nail Polish Ingredients

    All polishes are made using a 5-free base. They have:
    No Formaldehyde
    No Toluene
    No Camphor
    No DBP
    No Formaldehyde Resin

    All Polishes DO Contain:
    Nitrocellulose, Ethyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Ethyl Alcohol, Triphenyl Phosphate

    Additionally, Polishes MAY Contain:
    Heptane, N Butyl Acetate, Acrylates Copolymer, Ethanol, Propylene Glycol Methyl Ether, FD&C Lakes, D&C Lakes, Tin Oxide, Iron Oxides, Titanium Dioxide, Ultramarines, Micas, Synthetic Flourphogopite, Magnesium Myristate, Magnesium Fluoride Coated Aluminum Mixture (Spectraflair - for holographic polishes), Cosmetic Glitters

    If you have a question regarding if a particular polish color has a "may contain" ingredient, please contact us personally and we will let you know. Please know that we do NOT use Arminex base for our polish.

  • Holo ... what? It can be confusing to figure out all the different terms used to describe polish, and some people might define terms differently than you are used to. Here is how we define the terms we use to describe our polishes.

    Chunky Glitter

    We define chunky glitter as anything that is bigger than micro-sized. These glitters would be easily seen when a polish is applied.

    Crelly

    The word crelly is a mixture between cream and jelly. The consistency of a crelly tends to be on the thinner side, but not as thin as a jelly. Many times these crellies contain varying sized glitter. At Nail Hoot, when we use the term crelly, we are always referring to polishes with chunky glitters.

    Duochrome

    Duochrome polishes appear to shift between two colors when viewed at various angles and lighting.

    Flakie

    Flakies are particles that can range from micro to large sized. These particles can be seen in the polish when it is worn. A flakie can compliment a polish, or stand out in contrast. Some flakies (such as UCC) shift colors.

    Flash

    Flash is like a glance of another color within the polish when viewed in various lighting or angles. Flash can be heavy (where the shift would be seen at almost all times), light (every once in a while it will catch your eye), or in between.

    Holographic (Scattered Holo, Linear Holo)

    Holographic polishes show special color changes when viewed in the direct sunlight.

    Linear holographic polishes have color changes that resemble a flame on the nail. This is the most pronounced type of holographic polish.

    Scattered holographic polishes have color changes that are scattered throughout the nail. It is typically more of a subtle holographic and does not exhibit a flame.

    Jelly

    Jelly polishes tend to be very thin. They're designed to be at least semi-transparent. Sometimes this is because there is glitter one would be unable to see otherwise. Another popular use of jelly polishes is to do nail art in between coats, to give the art a floating look.

    Microflakies

    Microflakies are flakies with a very small size. They are typically more pronounced than shimmer.

    Microglitter

    Microglitters are very small glitters that can serve many purposes. Holographic microglitters would give a scattered holographic look. Colored microglitters would give dimension to a polish. Polishes with glitter should always be topped with a layer of topcoat to smooth out the glitters and make the polish shine.

    Multichrome

    Multichrome polishes appear to shift between three or more colors (can include hues within the same color) when viewed at various angles and lighting. 

    Shimmer

    Shimmers are like a special added twinkle in the polish. Shimmer can compliment a polish, or stand out in contrast. Shimmer can be heavy, light, or in between. 

     UCC Flakies

    UCC stands for Ultra Chrome Chameleon. This special flakie is metallic and has color changing properties.

5-Free

All Nail Hoot polishes are 5-Free.

Handcrafted

All Nail Hoot polishes are handcrafted with care.

Cruelty Free

All Nail Hoot polishes are cruelty free.