Choose a French line design and prepare the nails
Look through the plate designs and choose a line that fits the width and curve of your nails. The BIUTEE two-piece set is listed with 110 patterns, a scraper, and a stamper; confirm the current contents and design options on the product page. Select the stamp before applying polish so you can work with a clear plan rather than searching while polish is wet.
Prepare the nails according to your manicure routine and the polish instructions. Clean away oil or residue using products suitable for your nails, then make sure the surface is dry. If using gel products, follow the brand’s curing and skin-contact directions. Avoid getting uncured product on skin, and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Practice the curve and placement before stamping
Test the chosen French line on a practice surface or a spare nail tip. Look at how the curve sits across the nail and whether the line reaches the side edges. A design that looks centered on the plate may need a small rotation to fit a particular nail. Practice lifting the image evenly with the stamper before working on the finished manicure.
Check nail width and shape one finger at a time. If the image is too small, too large, or distorted, try another design or adjust the angle before stamping. Avoid repeatedly pressing hard; pressure can blur a fine line. Clean the plate and stamper using the care method recommended for the exact polish and tool.
Apply polish and pick up the design in a smooth motion
Apply a thin layer of stamping polish to the selected engraved line, then use the scraper at the angle recommended by the product instructions to remove excess. Roll or press the stamper with a controlled motion that suits the tool and design. Work efficiently because some polishes dry quickly, but do not rush so much that the image is lifted unevenly.
Inspect the image on the stamper before transferring it. If part of the French line is missing, clean the plate and try again rather than placing a broken design on the nail. Use a light, steady touch when moving the image to the nail. The goal is a crisp curve, not maximum pressure or repeated rolling over the same area.
Align the tip without smudging the base
Hold the stamper where you can see both the nail edge and the design. Align one side of the French line first, then roll across the nail with a single controlled movement. Keep the finger supported so it does not turn midway through the transfer. If the first attempt is off center, follow the polish instructions for correction before the design fully sets.
Work on one nail at a time and keep the remaining fingers away from wet polish. Allow the stamped layer to dry or cure as directed before applying another product. Do not assume every stamping polish is UV/LED gel or that all products require the same curing process. Check the label for the exact polish you are using.
Finish carefully and clean the tools
When the design is ready, apply a compatible top coat according to its instructions and avoid dragging the brush across a fresh stamp. Let the manicure dry or cure for the full time stated by the product maker. Use skin-safe cleanup products around the nail and keep polish away from the cuticle and surrounding skin.
Clean the plate, scraper, and stamper promptly using the materials and method recommended for the products. Dry the plate before returning it to storage, and protect it from scratches. If a line repeatedly fails to transfer, check for residue, plate orientation, polish suitability, and stamper condition before changing pressure or adding more polish.
Review the plate set contents and care information before starting your manicure. Biutee 2PCS Nail Stamping Plates Set – 110 Patterns French Line, Lace & Flower Nail Art Templates with Scraper & Stamper
