Manicures and Pedicures

Yes, it does. Garlic is a natural Anti-Oxidant which aids in cleaning, disinfecting and acting ac an antibacterial agent to your body and most anything it comes in contact with. The garlic also helps the keratin production in your skin and nails when you rub it in. Most people who use garlic to grow their nails mince it and put it in their bottles of clear nail polish. This helps harden the nails and aids in growth.

Bottles usually don't have an expiration date, but it does thicken with time. To keep it lasting longer store it in the fridge.

Try rubbing the nail-polish bottle in your hands (like trying to start a camp fire with a stick.. except just the bottle!) if the layers separate or become too "runny". If the nail polish becomes "chunky" try adding a drop or two of nail-polish remover and shake until smooth.

Anywhere from $10 - $50, depending on where you have it done. Average cost is $15-20 dollars.

You can also buy The Foot System from Now Care Products for $10 and do it yourself at home. It will last at least a month.

Probably in Walmart, if not, try a spa where they sell stuff.

Silk Wraps--light reinforcement, mainly for someone who already has hard nails and only wants to fix a crack in their nails. Not good for those who stay in a lot of water, not durable for weaker nails. VERY hard to repair broken wraps

Wearing a glove heat a pin til red and then press against the most bloodiest (darkest) area of the nail (do not push, it will burn through) yourr nail will make a small popping sound and the blood (which will be black) will pour out of the hole. I've just done it an hour ago and it didn't hurt one bit and finger feels much better. Make sure you clean afterwards. good luck

Do NOT do what the above poster has suggested. Putting a hole in the top of your nail vastly increases your chance of infection. I broke my finger a couple of weeks back and an urgent care clinic did this to my nail. After the procedure, they stressed the importance of taking the antibiotic they proscribed. The next week my primary care physician informed me of how dangerous this procedure is. It should only be done if a Dr. thinks it is necessary, and then generally antibiotics will be needed to insure that the entire finger does not get infected.

In the USA. OPI is a family company and industry leader whose international headquarters are at 13034 Saticoy Street, N. Hollywood, CA 91605

O.P.I. lasts a long time. Regular Sally Hanson nail polish does not last quite as long as O.P.I, though the non-chip nail polish lasts pretty long.

In the old days, it was used to show the richer people.

Nail polish remover or acetone (sometimes, but not always the same thing) should work just fine on smooth glossy tiles. For rougher or more porous tiles, a non plastic scrub brush (acetone will destroy many plastics) may also be helpful. Failing this, try asking a local industry professional. Most would be happy to answer. Please note : if the tilework has had a protective finish applied or if this is unknown, test a small amount of polish remover or acetone in an inconspicuous spot.

I wouldn't try it. Aside from it sounding dangerous with all the chemicals that nail polish has in it, the polish is too gummy for an airbrush tool.

your heart is pumping blood to all the exposed parts of your body... mostly the skin and there is dearth of oxygen to your brain... that's why the headache... also covering your head with towel can sometimes be useful...

Nail polish from Avon can be bought primarily from their main website, they do however also market their products in stores that carry make-up, so you may be able to find it at local stores.

the head ofa nail is called "dead end"

yes, i encooaurage not to do so because just like nail polish remover if too much is applied on the skin it could burn or lead to serious irrattation

Haha this made me laugh lol !! I dont know if you could die but i dont think that etaing it is a very good idea ? if you have eaten it I would sugest checking in with posion control if ur not dead by now ! But if you are dead you kinda answerd your own question ? sorry :(

I would just add a few drops of nail polish remover. It has worked for me! Just add a few drops of nail polish remover into the drying nail polish and give it a few good shakes!

I guess that it is a homogeneous mixture because it doesn't show the pattern and a hetergeneous does. So, yes it is a homogeneous mixture. Welcome:)!

ok first of all, why would you put nail polish on your dog in the first place, i dont mean to be rude but COME ON LADY, SERIOUSLY CANT YOU GIVE THIS POOR DOG A LITTLE DIGNITY?????

ok im done, but i think regular nail polish remover would do the trick

Any you like! here's some suggestions: Pink nail polish with black crackle Blue nail polish with black crackle Black nail polish with pink crackle Pink nail polish with white crackle Grey nail polish with blue crackle Black nail polish with white crackle Red with green crackle for Christmas Orange with black crackle for Halloween Yellow with blue crackle for summer.

No, it is made of acetone most of the time, which is a weak acid.

Should be able too. Most nail polish removers contain acetone and that would remove all sorts or nail polish,

Nail polish remover contains acetone which is a very good organic solvent. It dissolves the nail polish and helps to clean it off.

Nail polish remover contain Acetone and ethyl acetate which are not alcohols but some times glycerin in very small quantity is added to prevent the dryness and glycerin is a trihydric alcohol.