Tinning Out Thickened Nail Polish
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Jun 1, 2012
Precious F.
I wonder if you can use acetone to thin nail polish? I have alot of colors which means alot of money in them help!
Jun 1, 2012
Emily P.
Yeah, you can use a drop of acetone or plain nail polish remover in each bottle if theyre really cluncky and gross.
I do it all the time, it saves alot of money :)
Jun 1, 2012
Emily P.
Yeah, you can use a drop of acetone or plain nail polish remover in each bottle if theyre really cluncky and gross.
I do it all the time, it saves alot of money :)
Jun 6, 2012
Emelie J.
I actually wouldn't recommend acetone for thinning nail polish... It works for a little while, but since acetone evaporates so quickly, it usually leaves the polishes as gloopy or even worse after a while. Try a nail polish thinner instead. Seche Vite has one called Seche Restore (which is mainly for thinning out their top coat but works wonders on other polish too, it is however quite expensive) and OPI has one too, which works very well indeed (not as expensive as the Seche one).
Acetone is a good emergency solution, but in the long run, you might end up damaging your polishes more than if you'd just let them be :(
Jun 14, 2012
Chevon H.
nooooooooo! do not, not, not use acetone to thin out your polishes! it will change the formula entirely....and over time it will break down the polish and can change its color. you can get a bottle of polish thinner at sally's or a beauty supply store for pretty cheap. i got one by ORLY and used it to thin out about 50 bottles so far....some were REAAAAAALY thick. and i still have some left over. you don't want to end up ruining the nail polish you already have...so just spend the extra couple bucks and get what's going to work properly :)