Liquid Palisade is a brush-on film that creates a barrier to nail polish. Apply it around your nail bed and fret no more about coloring outside the lines—it simply peels off when you’re ready, leaving you with a gorgeous manicure. Truly.
I tend to like really bright or really dark nails that I could only get done at a salon because my right hand would look like abstract art after my left hand had a go at it. Liquid Palisade totally solves that D.I.Y. problem of having one dominant hand. What’s even cooler is that you can also use it to create nail designs. Since the brush is so thin, you can create nice lines or curves—think half-moon tips, geometric patterns, kitschy shapes and letters.
I’m not so artsy, I’m just happy I can change my polish on a whim. And lately, I have many whims: like this perfect dark brown, this bright coral, this beautiful true red, this delicate peach cream, this pretty pastel, this opaque beige, the deep, dark oxblood I never tired of. Oh, and this is the metallic I’m trying next.
File this one under Genius Product Inventions.
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This is genius! Sounds perfect for a do-it-at-home french manicure, which I always assumed would be too difficult. I’ll have to give this a try! I have recently discovered two exceptionally smooth and silky, easy to apply nail polish brands that have become my new favorites, Kure Bazaar and Zoya. An added benefit is they are both absent of a lot of harsh chemicals used in other, more commercialized brands.