Quick answer
Valentine Mixer #2 from Jessica Danielle Nails is a milky pink acrylic blend with rose gold hearts and gold glitter. Use it alone for a soft look or mix with clear or white powder for custom Valentine nail designs.
Why Mix Valentine Mixer #2?
This blend already contains shimmering rose gold hearts and glitter, so you can use it straight from the jar for a romantic finish. Mixing with other powders lets you control the opacity and color intensity without losing the special effects.
Step-by-step mixing guide
- Prep your monomer and brush: Use your usual acrylic monomer and a clean brush. Dip the brush and wipe excess so the bead isn't too wet. A wet bead can make the glitter settle unevenly.
- Pick up a small bead of Valentine Mixer #2: Roll the bead on the side of the jar to avoid picking up too much glitter at once. Place it on the nail and pat gently to spread. Patting instead of brushing keeps the rose gold hearts visible.
- Try a 1:1 mix with clear powder: Mix equal parts Valentine Mixer #2 and clear acrylic powder on your acrylic liquid. This creates a sheer pink base with scattered glitter. Too much clear powder will wash out the pink tint.
- Add white powder for a stronger contrast: Mix one part Valentine Mixer #2 with two parts white powder. The white base makes the rose gold hearts pop and gives a bolder Valentine look. White powder can turn the pink tone lighter—test on a practice tip first.
- Layer for a French or ombre effect: Apply a sheer pink or clear base, then add a thin layer of Valentine Mixer #2 at the tip. Use a small brush to place extra hearts along the smile line. Avoid overworking the layer or the glitter will sink into the base.
Product facts
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Valentine Mixer #2: Valentine Mixer #2 has a soft milky pink tint with shimmering rose gold hearts and radiant gold glitter. You get a pre-mixed accent powder that saves time on adding separate glitter or charms.
Valentine Mixer #2