Manicures and Pedicures

The African American actress in the VCast commerical is Vanessa Simmons.

a nail tech is someone who does artificial nails

if there wearing white clothes coat their seat in black polish or u can put it in there tooth paste or in there shampoo or put it in the washing machine werar u usualy put the clothes softner

dont do it though its dangerous to mess with flammable chemicals

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Yes you can! I tired before with a tissue and it worked fine but I think cotton balls are best!

I always put a coat on before I paint my nails. If you leave nail polish on your nails too long, they will turn yellow. Clear coat usually protects your nails from this. Then, after you paint your nails and they dry, put another coat on to protect your nail polish from chipping and to make it look shinier!

If you just put the liquid, it may corrode the pipes but shouldn't have any severe effects. If you put the whole bottle it may clog the toilet.

Garra Rufa fish therapy was deemed as a possible health and hygene risk by certain US States. The treatment however is safe and hygenic as long as the pedicure spa system is maintained correctly, as is the case with all health and beauty treatments.

We had a massive amount of nail polish spilled on our beautful hardwood floors. We scrubbed & scrubbed with mineral spirits and that worked, but took a LOT of elbow grease! Then we sprayed on some hairspray, left it on for about 15 seconds and the nail polish WIPED RIGHT OFF!!! Amazing! We tried several different brands and the one that worked the best was TRESemme Tres Two Extra Hold aerosol. We also used a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser which made the job go even faster.

I just wanted to say we also had a massive amount of nail polish on our beautiful hardwood floors and we used TRESemme Tres Two Extra Hold aerosol and a non abrasive scrubber and a lot of elbow grease and it came off pretty easy. You saved my daughter's life thank you.

Do not apply nail polish remover to the stain; it will quickly damage finish. Instead, soften the nail polish by rubbing it with a cloth saturated in mineral spirits.

CAUTION: Dry-cleaning spot remover and mineral spirits are poisonous and flammable. Follow caution on labels. Use in well-ventilated area. Do not use near flame, spark, or pilot light. Do not smoke. Do not get on skin or clothing. If the finish is hard, apply paste wax with fine 0000 steel wool in the direction of the grain. Apply a small amount of oil to an oil finish.

[Info from the Home Maintenance And Repair Database at the Michigan State University website]

Actually water and nail polish remover just ruin the wood furnishing leaving those unbearable stains. What you need is either the magic eraser or hair spray as weird as that sounds but it actually worked for me. just apply to the nail polish stain on a damp warm cloth and that should do the trick.

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Yes

you can either rub it off gently with sand paper or get nail-polish remover and carefully get a cotton pad and get some of the remover on it and scrub gently

because spirit absorbs the particals of nail polish and the surface of the nails look like pearl

No uv gel is a nail enhancement like acrylics. It can be used to build or sculpt the nail making a longer free edge or tip. If you are sticking on false nail you need to use a nail glue only. This can be bought at most salons or most times it comes with the nails

It peel is because well its been on there for a week. Try putting a clear coat on it to make it last longer and maybe put more coats of the color. It peels because you are walking hitting your toes and all that stuff. Your toes don't peel as fast as your finger nails do.

Very carefully. You should separate your fingers while using the remover liquid.

Water marbling is a form of nail art that involves dropping multiple nail polish colors into a container of water, dipping the finger nail in and thus creating a marble like effect.

while i kept nail polish i feel that some thing that cover my nails that blocks the air which will create some uneasiness for me and i will not feel free with that

. In the 19th century nail polish came to France, England, Italy and the United States, but it was in the 1920's when nail polish really became popular. Many manicure establishments started appearing in France. Inspired by high-gloss car paint, makeup artist Michelle Menard adapted the enamel used for cars into a something more gentle for use on nails, resulting in a glossy lacquer similar to the polish we use today. Her creation was popular among "flappers" who generally only painted the middle of the nail, leaving the cuticles and tip bare in a style known as "Half Moon Manicure".

The company that Menard worked for perfected her formula using pigments instead of the dyes that were being used, and eventually evolved into a cosmetic house that we still use today-Revlon. Revlon started off only producing nail 'enamel' in a variety of colors that were sold at drug stores and department stores during the Great Depression. However, they expanded their line of cosmetics at the beginning of World War II to include other makeup as we know it today.

With the help of Technicolor and beautiful actresses, embellished nails became an element of high fashion during the 1940s. Red symbolized regalty and was worn by Hollywood royalty. The most famous red nails of the time belonged to Rita Hayworth, a well-known actress whose signature crimson hair and nails danced across the screen alongside Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.

In the 50's and 60's red nail polish became especially popular for glamorous actresses like Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. Red nails will always be a classic, timeless look.

You can use paint thinner, or alcohol. No not the one you drink, but the one you buy in brown plastic bottle that you can use to treat wounds. "Note: the brown plastic bottle is hydrogen peroxide, which is used to treat wounds. Rubbing alcohol is sold in a clear white plastic bottle, and I wouldn't use it to treat any wounds that have broken skin.

the oil will remover it quicker causing less damage to the nail

at a cheap store
At like Kroger and CVS. I get mine from CVS in like the section where they sell nail polish. And my favorite brand is Girlie Nails little nails for little fingers. There the only ones that have really cute designs and don't involve glue.

Probably not