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**Title:** Unboxing and Testing the Giant "Mochi" Stamper for Nail Art
**Summary:**
* Unboxing the massive "Mochi" Stamper, a large nail stamping tool with a semi-squishy silicon head.
* Preparing the Stamper for use: washing, priming, and buffing the surface.
* Demonstrating the Stamper's capabilities with:
+ Comparison to smaller stampers
+ Using Bundle Monster stamping polishes and plates
+ Creating a rainbow stamp design with dry brushing and stamping techniques
+ Overcoming initial failures and sharing tips for successful stamping
* Finishing the nail art look with a hollow topcoat and reflecting on the experience.
**Key Takeaways:**
* The giant Mochi Stamper allows for large, single-step stamping.
* Proper preparation and technique are crucial for successful stamping.
* The creator shares their learning process, including failures and tips.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence, numbered for reference:
**Product Facts**
1. The product being showcased is called the "Moche Stamper", also referred to as "Mocha" or "Moshe Mochi".
2. The Moche Stamper is approximately the same size as the author's hand.
3. The Stamper has a plastic holder and a semi-squishy silicon stamp (pink in color).
4. The product can be purchased with a 10% discount using the author's code ("yay codes" or "Oliv codes").
**Usage and Preparation Facts**
5. Before use, the squishy pink stamp needs to be seated flush in the plastic holder.
6. The Stamper head should be washed and primed before first use.
7. Priming involves rubbing with water and dish soap, drying, and then buffing with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
8. Alternatively, a lint roller can be used for a final clean sweep (if not covered in cat hair).
**Stamping Process Facts**
9. The author uses stamping plates from Bundle Monster.
10. The stamping polish used is also from Bundle Monster, available in neon colors.
11. A peel-off base coat is applied to facilitate easy removal of the nail art.
12. To achieve a gradient effect, scraping the polish on the plate back and forth multiple times helps blend the colors.
13. Rolling the Stamper from one edge of the plate to the other can improve stamping results.
14. Working quickly is essential to prevent the polish from drying on the Stamper.
**Miscellaneous Facts**
15. The author collaborated with Bundle Monster, which offers a wide range of stamping plates.
16. A specific plate was created in collaboration with Madame Luff (known on Instagram).
17. The author purchased a hollow topcoat from Amazon, which allows the polish underneath to be visible.