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you should throw out your nail polish whenever it starts to dry out an get clumpy. there is no certain time that you should throw it away. whenever it starts looking dull an old, then its time.
You will be able to see whether or not the nail polish is old. When you look at the bottle you can see the nail polish was seperating.
The nail polish is a very old material used also in antiquity, thousand years ago.
Fill them with nail polish remover, by pulling the brush partway out and pouring the remover down the brush post, or by using a tiny funnel. Let them sit an hour or so, swish the brush around to loosen old polish, then pour the remover out. Repeat as necessary until they are clean. If you are having difficulty getting the caps off (really old bottles!), soak the unopened bottle in remover until the cap can be turned.
Well, I think you mean by getting nail varnish off your nail. there are some various steps run the nail under a warm tap and as your nail gets 'used' to the water, gentally try and scratch it with another nail from the other hand. Although, this could be very tiring and uses quite a bit of time, it does work.
Yes you can use nail polish remover to thin out thickened nail polish. I do it all the time to thin out even the rock hard nail polish that i found under the couch that was years old. All you need to do is pour a little in the nail polish depending on the hardness wait a little while and you got nail polish you can use. When ever I do this it still always kepps its shine.
You could remove nail polish by using nail polish remover, or make your own DIY nail polish remover You could go search something up on Google, and YouTube helps too.
In the old days, it was used to show the richer people.
Nail polish, it makes finger nail beautiful for events, but there is another side that is rarely though about. Nail polish is alright to use to an extent. If you wear nail polish to long then your nails may become yellow or turn a different color. Mine almost did after a manicure. Just use caution and remember not to leave it on for too long such as 2 or more weeks. -Eugenie
Paint on a new layer of polish. wait 20 seconds and then wipe off with an old washcloth or some other material besides cotton. repeat as necessary.
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Nail polish is an old remedy for mending runs in stockings. But with stockings being so cheap you might as well buy a new pair.