Yellow nails yuck??

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Jodi R.

Mar 1, 2013

Jodi R.

I don't think the picture shows it enough but my nails keep turning yellowy after wearing nail varnish for a few days, any reason why??

Erin C.

Mar 1, 2013

Erin C.

Do you wear a base coat??

Jodi R.

Mar 1, 2013

Jodi R.

Yes

Hayley C.

Mar 2, 2013

Hayley C.

The nail needs oxygen so even if you do wear a base coat under your polish it will most likely go a yellow if you keep it on for a long time just because it needs air :)

Teresa B.

Mar 2, 2013

Teresa B.

I almost always have nail polish on my nails. And mine are never yellow unless I've used a dark colour.

Hayley C.

Mar 2, 2013

Hayley C.

I guess some people are just different.

Shannon I.

Mar 2, 2013

Shannon I.

Okay so soak them in lemon juice. I do that if my nail polish leaves a stain but I guess it might work for you!

Erin C.

Mar 2, 2013

Erin C.

Soak in lemon juice or buy a nail whitening packet- from Sally's beauty dsupplies.

Erin C.

Mar 2, 2013

Erin C.

*supplies

Tina P.

Mar 2, 2013

Tina P.

You need to let your nails breath so for a couple weeks don't wear any nail polish comment on my profile for ideas and remedies on how to get rid of the yellow color

Kawaii N.

Mar 3, 2013

Kawaii N.

You might be painting your nails or using nail polish remover too much. Give your nails a break for a couple weeks.

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