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Erica H.

Jan 11, 2013

Erica H.

Has anyone ever heard of using Elmer's glue as a base coat to make peel of nail polish to remove glitter nail polish? Does it work? What else do you guys do?

Payton K.

Jan 11, 2013

Payton K.

Theres a few posts about this(: I LOVE doing this, its so handy. With the foil way i run out of remover fast but this way i dont use it as often(:

Maile C.

Jan 11, 2013

Maile C.

Yes it works great! Paint a few thin coats and wait til it goes clear and glitter away!

Jai E.

Jan 11, 2013

Jai E.

I believe there is a YouTube video about this by arcadianailart. Or you could put on one thick layer of a polish you don't like, wait for it to soften up, and then wipe off the polish

Melina H.

Jan 11, 2013

Melina H.

I've never done it but I heard it works like magic

Erica H.

Jan 12, 2013

Erica H.

Thanks guys! I tried it and it worked beautifully!

Coco K.

Jan 12, 2013

Coco K.

Never herd of it but it sounds awesome

Lauren C.

Jan 12, 2013

Lauren C.

That would be cool to try! 

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