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What was the secret ingredient in the Warden's nail polish?
rattlesnake venom
What was special about the wardens nail polish?
It was made from rattlesnake venom.
Can regular nail polish remover take off gel nail polish?
Should be able too. Most nail polish removers contain acetone and that would remove all sorts or nail polish,
What is in non-organic nail polish remover?
a nail polish remover that doesn't contain organic ingredients, it doesnt have to contain all non organic products, however, to make it a organic nail polish remover has to contain all organic ingredients to be classed as organic, by law
Does OPI nail polish contain formaldahyde and DBP?
no
What does the warden use when she makes her own nail polish?
snake venom add me on snapchat yourboynawel82
How do you get nail polish off your blanket?
moisten a tissue with acetone, and rub it across the nails. This product is also known as 'nail polish remover'.
Do people use snake venom for nail polish?
yes. have you ever seen the movie holes. she has it in hers.
Is aluminum in nail polish?
it all depends. usually cheap nail polishes contain aluminum. however you can buy eco and human friendly nail polishes that contain no artificial and unhealthy chemicals.
In the book holes why did the warden get arrested at the end of the film?
because Mr. Sir had wasted her time bringing Stanley to her for no important reason.
What is the symbol for nail poish remover?
The symbol for nail polish remover is typically represented by a bottle with a dropper or a small container labeled with the word "acetone" or "nail polish remover." In some contexts, it may also be depicted alongside an image of a nail polish bottle or a nail. Additionally, safety symbols indicating flammability or irritation may accompany it, as many nail polish removers contain acetone or other solvents.
What enzymes are in nail polish?
Nail polish itself typically does not contain enzymes, as it primarily consists of solvents, film-forming agents, resins, and colorants. However, some nail polish removers may contain enzymes or other ingredients to help break down the polish. For instance, certain formulations might use proteolytic enzymes to assist in the removal process, although this is less common. Overall, traditional nail polish is more focused on aesthetic properties than on biochemical interactions.
