Manicures and Pedicures

No, as it will dissolve the newsprint. You should use rubbing alcohol.

Crackle nail polish basically has alchohol in iit. The alcohol makes the nail polish crackle, because of the chemicals in it. Crackle nail polish can also be done at home.

Materials:

1) 1 bottle of nail polish (colored nail polish perferred)

2) 1 bottle of alcohol

Procedure:

Step 1) open the bottle of nail polish

Step 2) open alchol, and poor 1 cap of alcohol into 1 bottle of nail polish

Step 3) shake up the nail polish

Step 4) apply to nails with nail polish on it.

It takes a few secs to start to crackle.

And wala! There u go homemade crackle nail polish!! ;)

they have this nail polish in kmart its crazy to say but they sell jordana makeup too just look in the aisles carefully and also im fromjersey but if you really look they have them in different dollar stores and beauty supplies..

A drop of bright red nail polish had already soaked in to my favorite jeans by the time I got to my nail polish remover, so I couldn't scrape it off first as other folks answers indicate is a must. I cleaned it as best I could with regular NAIL POLISH REMOVER (which smeared it and made it lighter, but larger...I also rubbed vs. blotted which would have probably been better). I used a soaked cotton ball with a clean cloth underneath. For the remaining residue I then tried Amazing Cleaner (as recommended by others on other sites) and water with a soft tooth brush, nothing. I then tried plain ACETONE (also recommended by others) with a soft toothbrush and a clean cloth underneath. It helped a bit, but the residue still remained. I then tried Palmolive Oxy dish washing detergent and water with a toothbrush, nothing. I then read about using BUG SPRAY, I used AVON EXPEDITION (other folks have used other brands), and got the remaining residue out. I sprayed it on heavily (on the already wet fabric....it would probably work better without the misguided "wet" treatments between this step and the nail polish remover). Anyway, I wet it thoroughly with the bug spray, scrubbed with a toothbrush over a clean cloth and got it out entirely, although I had to repeat this a couple of times. I also recommend doing this on the back of the denim as I rubbed a bit or a lighter patch over the spot. I am listing the misguided attempts at removal just in case it is in someway beneficial to the chemical process achieved in the end. == == soak them in nail polish remover for 24 hours Here's some help: http://www.jeanshub.com/JeansCare-NailPolishStainRemoval.aspx

The primary component of human fingernails is the protein keratin. Secondarily, the cutaneous tips contain carbon, nitrogen and sulfur.

I have to say not before her first period (no matter how late). I think girls should be at least sexually mature to understand the meaning of painting their nails, wearing make up, wearing a bra, wear high heel shoes, shaving etc. It doesn't make sense doing beauty treatment beforehand.

Your daughter is not a doll.

you cant because you will die of penmarkermonstrosis or if you want a bit longer to live you can cut off your arm leave it for a week get gangreen and then die a slow and painful disturbing death :)

The reason WHY you have yellow nails is because when you leave nail polish on for too long it can suffocate your nails and your nails need to breathe. So next time you get your nails done leave a break between the next time. Clear nail polish will make it look a little bit better for now but once you take it off it will look worse than before.

To recommend a product you must know what the client is looking for. You have to ask questions. If the client is unsure then offer different nail finishes that are popular and show the client what it looks like.

No as long as it stays on ur nail. Good examples are,Dont eat it.Dont lick it off.

Leave abLeave about nail polish, even when you put water on ur hand, you feel cool BECAUSE the water is evaporated and hence heat is absorbed which thence gives cooling effect :) is dat easy...Nail polish has alcohol and alcohol evaporates at lower temperatures than water, hence it gives more cooler sensation...This is the same principle for your refrigerator and air-conditioner..for more information refer home.howstuffworks.comthankyou and peace be on you all Anonymousffect :) is dat easy...Nail polish has alcohol and alcohol evaporates at lower temperatures than water, hence it gives more cooler sensation...This is the same principle for your refrigerator and air-conditioner..for more information refer home.howstuffworks.comthankyou and peace be on you all Anonymous

liquid actually its both because it makes a smell and takes up space and it can fit in any shape and its not a solid so thats the real answer

typically nail polish chips because you either do extensive typing or texting. Nail polish will begin to come off because the oils from your nails (and skin) make the adherence of the polish to your nail to become weaker and eventually it will chip, or come completely off.

Nail polish remover takes the polish off your nails, doesn't it? It will work on most nail polish stains, whether on clothing or furniture. Apply the nail polish remover to the stain and then lightly blot the stain. Apply detergent and warm water to make sure that you have removed the stain completely and then wash as usual with your detergent. You may have to apply the nail polish remover and blot several times to remove all of the nail polish stain. Do not give up!

you can put toothpaste our nails and use a nail file to scrub it off

Nail polish is generally an acrylic polymer dissolved in a solvent such as acetone or ethyl acetate along with added pigment to give it color. It's not really something you can whip up in your kitchen using stuff you have lying around, though it wouldn't be a big surprise if there were kits available. If the reason you want to make your own is that you're looking for a very specific shade, buying a white or pearl polish to use as a base and adding your own pigments to make just the color you want seems like it might work.

Acetone is about the only thing that really works, but it damages most materials.

As long as it is not in your carry-on, or if it is very small.

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You may bring liquids, gels, or aerosols in your checked baggage- and in your carryon baggage. In carryon baggage, they must be in a one quart ziplock bag (one bag max per traveler) Individual bottles must be 3 oz or less. HOWEVER- while you are aboard the aircraft- PLEASE do not use nail polish or remover. All of us aboard the plane are sharing a limited amount of air, and we cannot open a window to get the smell out. Don't even open the bottle.

Well, there are multiple ways.

1. if the nail polish is still wet, just rub it off with a tissue.

2. After the nail polish (on ur nails) is dry, soak ur hands in warm water.

3. Just wait. If u wait a day, the nail polish will most likely peel off.

It really depends what kind of nail polish u got on ur hand.

I hope i helped.

The manufacturers add a solvent (ethanol) to the polish that makes the crackle layer dry quickly and unevenly. Curiously, this is the opposite of the way "normal" nail polish should work, as it should dry smoothly and evenly. This answer is from a different question site.

nail clipper, file, buffer

I have found that the best brand of nail polish is OPI because it contains no DBP, toulene, and no formaldehyde, and is very long lasting. Sally Hansen is also a good brand. I hope this is useful to you!!

Most nail polish bottles such as OPI and Esse is .5 OZ. But I noticed Orley nail polish bottles are .6 OZ Most nail polish bottles will contain 4-6oz. It mainly depends on the manufacturer. Bottles from Sally Hansen range in size, so they contain different amounts of nail polish depending on the design ofthe bottle.

Soak your nails in nail polish remover or acetone (more time for non acetone nail polish remover) for about fifteen minutes.
Every now and then rub your nails with your fingers while they are soaking.
After you are done soaking, then get a nail file and gently file the rest of the glue off of your nails.
Then rinse your hands in alcohol to keep them healthy and to avoid cuticle damage.
Then, finally, put on your favorite lotion.

Ta-Da!