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How do you get nail polish out of the cracks of your nails?
heyy you can try q tips with nail polish remover it will help
why is nail polish called nail polish?
It is polish that goes on your nails. and the nail gods named it that so...
How can you clean the organ keys in which nail polish was spilled?
There is a solvent that is marketed specifically for the purpose of removing nail polish, which is called nail polish remover. It works. Buy a bottle.
How do you remove nail varnish off of wooden desk?
Any store that sells nail polish also sells a specific solvent for nail polish called nail polish remover; it works extremely well.
What is the study of nail polish called?
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How do you remove enamel?
with a special nail product called: nail polish REMOVER
How do you take tips off?
Wash hands with soap and water. Remove any nail polish with nail polish remover and a cotton ball. Soak each hand in acetone nail polish remover for 20 minutes and remove tips with a cuticle stick by prying them off. If you feel pain, soak longer. Buff nails with a buff block to remove any residue and moisturize with hand lotion. To prevent more damage, have tips taken off at a professional nail sallon.
What is it called when you invent nail polish colors?
frankpolish
How do you get nail polish off the side of your skin?
There is this amazing new product to market. . .its called nail polish remover! HaaHaa sarcasm much!!
What does a clear polish do?
Clear nail polish is a special coat of nail polish to protect the other coat of nail polish
What is fizz nail polish?
Fizz nail polish is not a different type of nail polish, its just the Companys Name (the Company produces the fizz nail polish).
Can you do a homemade french manicure with a light-pink nail polish and a dark purple for the tips?
Yes, just do one layer of the light-pink polish first, then make sure it dries, then do one coat of the dark purple polish for the tips, make sure that dries, then add another coat for the tips of the dark purple polish. There you go!
