Review (5/5): Over all really good, once you get the hang of it.
The scraper is plastic so you don't have to worry about it scraping up your plates. I've seen people using just old credit cards to do scraping but because it's free why not use it, plus it fits in your hand easily so it's easier to grip, which is great if you have small hands like me.
The stamper itself, is made up of two parts. The squishy thing to actually transfer the stamp to your nail, and the tube thing that holds it. They do come apart so it's easier to clean (or whatever).
And now for some things I wish I knew sooner:
1. You do not have to press as hard as possible when scraping the plate. Just as long as you move the excess polish out of the way you're good.
2. Newer polishes work best. I know there are specifically polishes for stamping but I don't have those. I have tried to stamp with several different polishes and I've found that newer polishes are easier to pick up with the stamper because they are more liquid like.
3. Move quickly-ish, no you don't have to race to get the polish on your nail but remember that it's a very small, thin amount of polish that dries very quickly, so don't wait a millennium.
4. Roll the stamper over the plate. Start with one side and roll to the other, I've found that this works best as opposed to just straight down on the plate.
5. Remember to use the clearness of the thingy, it's easy to forget that it is clear so remember it is the diffrence between a straight design and crooked design.