quick tip for nailpolish-remover!
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Jun 27, 2011
Nina D.
im really not a nailpolish-person, but i have a tip on how to remove your nailpolish without using a nailpolish-remover! ofcourse, if you do have a nailpolish-remover, it would be easier to use that one instead. but for those of you who wont even bother to go and buy one, or if your nailpolish-remover run empty - heres a tip!
what you will need is a transparent nailpolish and faical cleansing wipes.
and what you do is to apply the transparent nailpolish over any nailpolish you have, and then take a cleansing wipe and wipe over your nail. sometimes youll need to wipe a few more times, depends on the nailpolish!
try it out! hope it helped :)
Jun 28, 2011
Breanne M.
ahhh.. this is so cool!! i'm gonna try it! thanks! :)
Jun 28, 2011
Erica H.
Omg I wish I would've known about this last summer! I had messed up my nails sooo bad painting them and little did I know that I had ran completely empty out of my nail polish remover. The nearest drugstore was literally like 25-40 minutes away so I had no way of getting my hands on any at the time haha. I tried everything to get it off, but nothing worked haha. Too bad I didn't know about this. :) Thanks for the tip!
Jul 11, 2011
Nina D.
did you guys try it out? :D
Jul 12, 2011
Iliana A.
I do that sometimes when I mess up on a nail. It works good! It's better than always having to use nail polish remove that can make my nails weak. :)
Jul 15, 2011
Drea L.
I've done this with my really thick glitter polishes. I've never used clear though, I just use any random color I find. XD I find that if the polish sits on it for a few seconds it works better, I guess the chemicals kind of soak through & make the old polish damp again.
idk, but it works!
Jul 15, 2011
Jeny W.
I've never tried this but it totally makes sense. When I was in Cosmo school we had a presenter come in who did nails, and she kept saying that it is actually bad to wait for the polish to dry in between coats because when you put the polish on top of another layer of polish it "melts" the first layer so if you just keep doing the coats while it is still damp it will dry faster than waiting for it to dry in between.
Jul 18, 2011
Samantha G.
good for travel :D