Glitter nail polish help!!

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Sandy K.

Apr 4, 2013

Sandy K.

So I've recently been purchasing a lot of glitter nail polishes with more chunky glitters (sm-lg hexagons, squares, etc) and I've noticed that after a while all the pretty large glitters in the polishes start sticking to the sides of the bottle! No matter how much I shake them or try to get the metal balls to push them off they just stay there. Has anyone else had this problem or know what causes it to happen?? Does anyone know how to fix it!? Thanks!!

Eileen A.

Apr 5, 2013

Eileen A.

Yes this happens to all of my glitter polishes as well! Annoying! I don't know why it happens. :(

Daisey I.

Apr 5, 2013

Daisey I.

I think it's because your nail polish Is drying up causing it to be sticky so the glitter can right away stick. One of my glitters is like that as well. But if you just bought them then I don't know.:)

Bhamasha U.

Apr 5, 2013

Bhamasha U.

That happens to my glitter polishes too but you know after 6-7 months of purchase, not in new ones. you should try to put very little amount of thinner in it be careful for the quantity because too much thinner will never let your polish dry on nails. it helps me might help you too :) good luck with that!! lol :)

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