Aiko Fukawa / Nail Stickers
Nail stickers designed by Aiko Fukawa. Beyond nails, they also work beautifully as decorations for pens, lip balms, and earphone cases.
How to use (Gel Nail)
① Apply your base gel and cure completely. If using a non-wipe top coat or if uncured gel remains, wipe it off before proceeding.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat to finish. For longer wear, sandwich with a clear gel layer or apply two coats of top coat.
How to use (Regular Polish)
① Apply your base coat and allow it to dry completely.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat and allow to dry.
NOTE: Some polish formulas may cause the sticker to shrink. Gel nail application is recommended for best results.
*Mount size: 70 × 100 mm (2.8" × 3.9")
* Sticker sheet size: 68 × 68 mm (2.7" × 2.7")
* Material: Polyethylene film
Who is Aiko Fukawa?
Aiko Fukawa is a Japanese illustrator and picture book author. She creates delicate watercolor illustrations of animals and the flowers and plants that surround them. Her work spans advertising, book covers, magazines, and stationery, and has gained international recognition through collaborations with MoMA New York. She is also the author of a beloved seasonal picture book series following animal characters who sew their own clothes.
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Aiko Fukawa / Nail Stickers
Aiko Fukawa / Nail Stickers
Nail stickers designed by Aiko Fukawa. Beyond nails, they also work beautifully as decorations for pens, lip balms, and earphone cases.
How to use (Gel Nail)
① Apply your base gel and cure completely. If using a non-wipe top coat or if uncured gel remains, wipe it off before proceeding.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat to finish. For longer wear, sandwich with a clear gel layer or apply two coats of top coat.
How to use (Regular Polish)
① Apply your base coat and allow it to dry completely.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat and allow to dry.
NOTE: Some polish formulas may cause the sticker to shrink. Gel nail application is recommended for best results.
*Mount size: 70 × 100 mm (2.8" × 3.9")
* Sticker sheet size: 68 × 68 mm (2.7" × 2.7")
* Material: Polyethylene film
Who is Aiko Fukawa?
Aiko Fukawa is a Japanese illustrator and picture book author. She creates delicate watercolor illustrations of animals and the flowers and plants that surround them. Her work spans advertising, book covers, magazines, and stationery, and has gained international recognition through collaborations with MoMA New York. She is also the author of a beloved seasonal picture book series following animal characters who sew their own clothes.
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Nail stickers designed by Aiko Fukawa. Beyond nails, they also work beautifully as decorations for pens, lip balms, and earphone cases.
How to use (Gel Nail)
① Apply your base gel and cure completely. If using a non-wipe top coat or if uncured gel remains, wipe it off before proceeding.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat to finish. For longer wear, sandwich with a clear gel layer or apply two coats of top coat.
How to use (Regular Polish)
① Apply your base coat and allow it to dry completely.
② Peel the sticker from its backing and press firmly onto the nail, smoothing out any air bubbles.
③ Seal with a top coat and allow to dry.
NOTE: Some polish formulas may cause the sticker to shrink. Gel nail application is recommended for best results.
*Mount size: 70 × 100 mm (2.8" × 3.9")
* Sticker sheet size: 68 × 68 mm (2.7" × 2.7")
* Material: Polyethylene film
Who is Aiko Fukawa?
Aiko Fukawa is a Japanese illustrator and picture book author. She creates delicate watercolor illustrations of animals and the flowers and plants that surround them. Her work spans advertising, book covers, magazines, and stationery, and has gained international recognition through collaborations with MoMA New York. She is also the author of a beloved seasonal picture book series following animal characters who sew their own clothes.
