Manicures and Pedicures

With most nail dryers, you can place one or both hands inside and a fan will blow warm or cool air to dry nail polish. For instance, dipping nails into a bowl of ice water or running them under cold tap water for two minutes. The cold temperature helps set polish. Allow nails to air dry for at least one minute before placing in water. A LED UV nail dryer like NearbyExpress uses ultraviolet rays to dry your nail polish more quickly.

I just bought a pair of suede boots, and even though i havent spilled nail polish on them, here's what i would do: Use some nail polish remover and a piece of tissue, and kind of blot the spot. Then rub gently and it should come out.

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honestly not to long. i really like them but they last two days at the max. so if you do buy them just buy some nail glue to its 1.87 at walmart and just put a bit of that on. also buy it at walmart not walgreens its much cheaper.

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I was always led to believe it is an ester called Amyl Acetate (old name) or Pentyl Ethanoate (new name) with chemical formula CH3COO[CH2]4CH3.

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It depends where you go. I am in beauty school and the school charges $15, but at a lower-end salon it would probably be about $30-$35

DO NOT PICK IT OFF. This causes layers of your natural nails to come off with the polish and will damage your nails. Buy pure acetone, cotton balls, orangewood sticks and foil. Cut rectangles of the foil. Dip the cotton in acetone, place on your nail and wrap foil around it. Leave for 10-15 min. Gently push off the polish with the sticks.

1.) Go to the store.

2.) Buy nail polish remover.

3.) Use as directed on the label.

used for cleaning the nails and pushing back the cuticles. can be used to clean under the nails or to buff the nails.

Nail glue is somewhat easy to remove from furniture, such as a couch. One way to remove nail glue is to use a nail polish remover that contains acetone. A little bit of this product should be put onto a cotton swab. It should then be dabbed onto a hidden spot on the furniture that has nail glue on it. This is to ensure that the nail polish won't bleach or ruin the furniture. This cotton swab can then be used to remove the nail glue from the furniture by gently rubbing the spot.

About 5 minutes but in the meantime wave your hands about and this will help them

dry...Hope this helps :)

It usually takes mine 10-15 minutes to dry, but I guess it depends on what brand you use and how many coats you put on! If you are in a time crunch use a hairdryer! It works!

why would you EVEN THINK such a gruesome question! YUCK! Please don't do something so inhumane...think mousetrap or call an exterminator if you must, but please don't feed a mouse nail polish remover...how cruel!

· Wear protective gloves when gardening, or doing housework · Dry hands thoroughly after washing · Use hand cream everyday · Do not use your fingernails as tools · Use an oily nail polish remover · Always use a base coat under polish to prevent staining, and use a good quality top coat to prevent chipping · Never use metal files · Keep nails a workable length · Use cuticle cream or oil to moisturise dry cuticles · Drink plenty of water and eat well · Do simple hand exercise to keep joints supple · Avoid harsh and drying soaps Return to your manicurist for regular, professional manicures at least every 2-4 weeks for maintenance and further treatments hope it helps

The 1920s were when cars first started to be painted in colors other than black. The paint they used was nitrocellulose lacquer, which is inexpensive and dries fast. Ms. Menard thought it would work as nail polish, so they got some and tried it and it did.

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take it to your local video game store like gamestop or eb games. give it to them and you can pay to get it cleaned.

Yes! You can use finger nail polish remover without Acetone. In addition, I recommend that you soak a cotton ball with remover, place on nail bed then wrap with foil for 5 minutes. Remove foil and cotton, then use an orange stick to help remove shellac polish from your nails. I like to condition my nails following this process.

Healthy fingernails come from a healthy diet and exercise. If they are discolored they may have fungus or bacteria causing the change in color.

Yes, there are quite a number of us who do wear clear polish, for one reason or another. Wearing clear polish is not a gender issue; most of us are straight, normal men who either like the look, are attracted to our manicurist, or are trying to prevent our nails from becoming damaged.

it is a cheap brand of nail polish that you can find in most drug stores. The quality is good too.

Yes of course you can, but you have to be careful that any instruments they are using have been sterilized, because it is very easy to catch a fungus infection.

This is something you don't want, as it takes months and months to clear it up.

if you are willing to get SERIOUS POISONING then yes, oh and if you do that you can die too

I don't think there's much of a difference between them. All of them contain over 90 percent acetone with some minor ingredients that do who-knows-what. Pro nail techs generally use plain acetone they buy from a beauty supply or from a hardware store. So...if you like the idea of a nail polish remover that comes from a nail polish remover company, go to the drugstore and choose your favorite color of it. If you just want to strip the polish from your nails as cheap as possible, go to Home Depot or Lowe's and buy a quart of acetone.