Manicures and Pedicures

Yes you can, or if you dont have nail polish you can take non whitening toothpaste put a dab on then let it dry before you go to bed then sleep with it on.

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Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) can wear whatever type of nail polish they choose. The Church has absolutely no guidelines with regards to nail polish. However, in most cases you will be asked to remove your nail polish if you are participating in a temple ceremony, especially if it is a really bright color such as red or black.

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They will sell OPI in alot of big department stores.

I know they sell it in John Lewis a department store. And there are plenty of them in London and across the UK.

Nail polish contains solvents to help the other ingredients suspend properly in the nail polish. It is these solvents that dissolve the Styrofoam.

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NO, but you can remove it safely from most surfaces with Goof Off.

Nail Polish Removers often contains acetone, which drys the skin. Be sure to apply a moisturizer after you have removed access polish from your skin when doing your manicure

I have used one and found it very easy to use. Much easier than the 'ball and brush' method!

Pedi=foot Cure=another word for an antidote aka Foot antidote

Because Revlon made the world's first real nail polish in 1932. All other nail polishes are just copies of Revlon's, but Revlon has always had the first and best formula.

nailvarnish romever, i use it when i spill nail varnish on my desk ect.. =D

Dont think so

There is a solvent that is marketed specifically for the purpose of removing nail polish, which is called nail polish remover. It works. Buy a bottle.

It is completely normal for men to get Pedicures but not normal for a Manicure or a nanipeti

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Not all Nail Polish Remover is bad for your fingers or hands. Theres different kinds such as "strengthening or nourishing" Plus much, much, more.

After you're done soaking your nails or hands in Nail Polish Remover be sure to put some lotion on your hands and fingers so your hands won't get dried out. :)

yes absolutely! i got some from there today in fact...

Yes,shake it ,really good and I mean really good,a little elbow grease and wrist action will save that bottle of polish.

Yes, if the polish is too old it will be "stringy" when you try to spread it (different than thick, which will improve with polish thinner), if it does not spread evenly, clumps or stringy, it may be too far gone to use. Old polish (and cheap crummy polish) will not dry well either.

Better to mix it evenly, not shake hard.... shaking it hard just mixes air into it. Save your wrist.... the little bearings in most bottles will help mix it. Polish is thick, a rapid shake does nothing that medium and even won't do. You are not trying to get a froth, just mix it.

Yes, it's two years after the bottle was opened. You can try this stuff; if you put it on and it's real thick and hard to brush out, throw it away because it's no good anymore. (They sell nail polish thinner, but once nail polish starts to get thick, it's toast.)

i realy dont no but im a ten year ols girl but i heard they cost areond 15 to 25 dollars but thats my advice so you can take it or not

Yes. I tried with regular Claire's nail polish as I was curious and it worked fine.

Well, I do my own French manicure to save money. So what you'll need is:

-White Nail Polish

-Clear Coat Nail Polish

- Tape

Start off with a piece of tape, wrap the tape about...2 1/2 quarters of your nail.

It's kind of like stenciling. So, paint the part of your nail which is not covered with the tape. Keep the tape there for a while. After about 2 minutes carefully take the tape off, and Voila! Vous avez un parfait manucure francais! (You have a perfect french manicure!)

Do this very carefully or else your nails will be ruined very easily!

I hope this this helped! Good Luck!