Friday, 23 August 2013
Nail Polish
Nail Polish instructions...
a) To steady your hand while polishing, anchor your pinkie on your
work surface and grasp the brush with your thumb and other three fingers.
c) Affect polish remover before
doing your nails even if don't need to remove any old polish, it prepares the
nails by removing any oil so that your polish will last longer and adhere
better.
d) When cleaning the house and doing the dishes, be sure to wear gloves; prolonged exposure to water can cause nail damage because it will dry out your skin and nails.
d) When cleaning the house and doing the dishes, be sure to wear gloves; prolonged exposure to water can cause nail damage because it will dry out your skin and nails.
e) Leave up your nail polish in the refrigerator. It will
last longer and be easier to apply.
f) Try it on before you buy! Sally Hansen Beauty that Works has a great online tool that allows you to match polish to your skin tone. You can actually try it on and create the perfect look!
g) Base coats should dry matte, sticky, and fast.
f) Try it on before you buy! Sally Hansen Beauty that Works has a great online tool that allows you to match polish to your skin tone. You can actually try it on and create the perfect look!
g) Base coats should dry matte, sticky, and fast.
n) The best way to dry your nail polish fast is to us a UV
light dryer.
o) Apply the nail polish in several THIN coats instead of thick ones.
p) After applying a second coat of nail polish, skim the brush across the top of your nail tip to prevent chipping.
q) Try not to remove and reapply polish more than once or twice a week, as it will dry out your nails.
o) Apply the nail polish in several THIN coats instead of thick ones.
p) After applying a second coat of nail polish, skim the brush across the top of your nail tip to prevent chipping.
q) Try not to remove and reapply polish more than once or twice a week, as it will dry out your nails.
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