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The listing, fimo slices (or cane with the GIN option) has ended.

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slices and canes will be chosen at random (flower, cake, stars, hearts, bow, and other designs)

starting bid at 499 credits for 50 slices
2000 for 150 slices -at least 2 different color/designs
3000 for 225 slices -at least 3 different color/designs
4000 for 300 slices -at least 4 different color/designs
5000 for 375 slices -at least 5 different color/designs
etc...

GIN for 375 slice or 5 canes plus a bonus. For the bonus, you can choose between a roll of nail tape or a sheet of water transfer nail decals (chosen at random)
Trade in 75 slices for 1 cane, canes are roughly 2 inches long, new and uncut

Questions & Comments

what are the nail tape and the water transfer decals? lol i know that's a dumb question but i've never heard of/used those before

Jun 25th, 2015 at 5:37:09 AM PDT by

Nail tape is really thin tape that you place on your nails to create designs. First, you paint the base coat, let it dry, then you apply the tape to create a design. Paint a second coat using another color and carefully remove the tape from your nails. You should see the design you created in the color of the base coat (common designs: stripes and zig zags) some people like to skip the second coat and just trim the tape and paint in a top coat, which would work too, (depending on quality of top coat)

Water transfer decals are similar to tattoos. First, you cut out the designs, prepare a cup of water and paint a base coat. You then dunk one of the designs you cut out in the water for 20 seconds or so (until you can slide the design off) slightly wet your nail so it's easier to slide/reposition the design on your nails (key step!) When you finally get it where you want, pat dry and apply top coat.

Jun 25th, 2015 at 9:14:36 AM PDT by

ohhh okay, thank you!

Jun 25th, 2015 at 10:51:51 AM PDT by

no problem :)

Jun 25th, 2015 at 11:06:58 AM PDT by

fimo slices (or cane with the GIN option) is in the Health & Beauty | Makeup | Nails category