and can you tell me how to do sculptured nails? and also can you tell me how to do gel nails? thanks for the answer for the artificial nails. what type
of brush do you use to apply acrylic?If you use nail glue as an adhesive would it do the same job as the primer on the nail?
No. The point in using primer is to dehydrate the nail plate so that the acrylic will stick better. Nail glue won't do that.
Judging by your questions, I can see that you're not familiar with nails at all, which is very dangerous because that also means that you don't know which chemicals do what. A lot of those are irritants and can mess your skin up real bad if you don't apply it correctly.
Please either get training from a school, or just go to a salon and leave it to a professional!If you use nail glue as an adhesive would it do the same job as the primer on the nail?
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
i didnt slam the door or anything on it!!!
i just got a manicure and I saw that 2 weeks after it turned green!!! HELP!!!
what is the solution to this problem??What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
you have a nail infection
mark kWhat is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
That is really bad. If you got acrylic nails and its green underneath, it is probably fungus growing. You need to take the nail off and find an over-the-counter anti-bacterial ointment or cream. If you just got your nails painted, then take the polish off and apply the cream or ointment.
it could be from the chemicals in the manicure
or maybe residue from the polish
if it doesnt go away or hurts then you should definetely go see a doctor and get i checked out even for peace of mind
good luck
maybe your nail has reacted funnily to the products used during the manicure
YOUR GOING TO DIE:)
you have a nail fungus
you are going to lose the finger for sure
maybe its a reaction to ur nail for the nail polishskin care
i just got a manicure and I saw that 2 weeks after it turned green!!! HELP!!!
what is the solution to this problem??What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
you have a nail infection
mark kWhat is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
That is really bad. If you got acrylic nails and its green underneath, it is probably fungus growing. You need to take the nail off and find an over-the-counter anti-bacterial ointment or cream. If you just got your nails painted, then take the polish off and apply the cream or ointment.
it could be from the chemicals in the manicure
or maybe residue from the polish
if it doesnt go away or hurts then you should definetely go see a doctor and get i checked out even for peace of mind
good luck
maybe your nail has reacted funnily to the products used during the manicure
YOUR GOING TO DIE:)
you have a nail fungus
you are going to lose the finger for sure
maybe its a reaction to ur nail for the nail polish
Do you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
The main issue is that I am looking for that very chic, simple nail color which while you wear it at work, university and also parties it looks like you were french manicure but actually you didn't. It should be some kind of matt creme pink...If anybody knows the brand or code PLEASE help!Do you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
TRY USING ONE OF THOSE TRANSPARENT NAIL POLISHES, NAILS ARE NATURALY PINK , THIS WILL JUST GIVE IT A EXTRA SHINEDo you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
I mix clear and white
put a coat of black(1-2) first...THEN apply the color
Light Pink
TRY USING ONE OF THOSE TRANSPARENT NAIL POLISHES, NAILS ARE NATURALY PINK , THIS WILL JUST GIVE IT A EXTRA SHINEDo you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
I mix clear and white
put a coat of black(1-2) first...THEN apply the color
Light Pink
What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
i didnt slam the door or anything on it!!!
i just got a manicure and I saw that 2 weeks after it turned green!!! HELP!!!
what is the solution to this problem??What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
you have a nail infection
mark kWhat is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
That is really bad. If you got acrylic nails and its green underneath, it is probably fungus growing. You need to take the nail off and find an over-the-counter anti-bacterial ointment or cream. If you just got your nails painted, then take the polish off and apply the cream or ointment.
it could be from the chemicals in the manicure
or maybe residue from the polish
if it doesnt go away or hurts then you should definetely go see a doctor and get i checked out even for peace of mind
good luck
maybe your nail has reacted funnily to the products used during the manicure
YOUR GOING TO DIE:)
you have a nail fungus
you are going to lose the finger for sure
maybe its a reaction to ur nail for the nail polish
i just got a manicure and I saw that 2 weeks after it turned green!!! HELP!!!
what is the solution to this problem??What is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
you have a nail infection
mark kWhat is wrong with my nail if it turned green!??? an olive green!!!?
That is really bad. If you got acrylic nails and its green underneath, it is probably fungus growing. You need to take the nail off and find an over-the-counter anti-bacterial ointment or cream. If you just got your nails painted, then take the polish off and apply the cream or ointment.
it could be from the chemicals in the manicure
or maybe residue from the polish
if it doesnt go away or hurts then you should definetely go see a doctor and get i checked out even for peace of mind
good luck
maybe your nail has reacted funnily to the products used during the manicure
YOUR GOING TO DIE:)
you have a nail fungus
you are going to lose the finger for sure
maybe its a reaction to ur nail for the nail polish
Do you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
The main issue is that I am looking for that very chic, simple nail color which while you wear it at work, university and also parties it looks like you were french manicure but actually you didn't. It should be some kind of matt creme pink...If anybody knows the brand or code PLEASE help!Do you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
TRY USING ONE OF THOSE TRANSPARENT NAIL POLISHES, NAILS ARE NATURALY PINK , THIS WILL JUST GIVE IT A EXTRA SHINEDo you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
I mix clear and white
put a coat of black(1-2) first...THEN apply the color
Light Pink
TRY USING ONE OF THOSE TRANSPARENT NAIL POLISHES, NAILS ARE NATURALY PINK , THIS WILL JUST GIVE IT A EXTRA SHINEDo you know the nail color which after wearing it, it looks like a very light and matte french manicure?
I mix clear and white
put a coat of black(1-2) first...THEN apply the color
Light Pink
What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
thins it out...if you have old nail polish that you really really like and it got clumpy from sitting..add a little nail polish remover and roll it around in the palms of your hand...it will thin it out so you can enjoy it again!!What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
Yes, nail polish remover mixed into nail polish will thin it out, but you dont want to put too much in. Too much thinning will ruin your nail polish.What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
It thins it out although I did it once with black nail polish and it made the polish really strong and took me ages to get off later.
it is a trick of our trade to use nail polish remover to thin out the polish.
It breaks down the polish. It would be like putting makeup remover in a bottle of liquid foundation, or paint remover in a bucket of paint.
If you need to thin your polish, try polish thinner.
But if your polish is too thick to apply, it's probably time to throw it away. It's either gotten too much air or is too old.
It limits the ability of the polish to adhere. If your goal is to thin the polish, which has thickened, Mary Kay has a polish thinner.
I'm not a Mary Kay person, by the way, but this is the only brand of which I am aware.
It will thin out nail polish that is a little old and getting thick, however the acetone and other removers in it will make the nailpolish chip and peel faster. Your best bet to thin out nailpolish is by using special product, OPI makes a nailpolish thinner that works well and does not ruin the nailpolish. You can buy at beauty stores such as Ulta or at nail salons.
its been said to thin it out if the polish was thick, but honestly it doesnt do anything....you would need to use a polish thinner in order for the polish to thin....sorry but its true
it does not mix very well
Yes, nail polish remover mixed into nail polish will thin it out, but you dont want to put too much in. Too much thinning will ruin your nail polish.What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
It thins it out although I did it once with black nail polish and it made the polish really strong and took me ages to get off later.
it is a trick of our trade to use nail polish remover to thin out the polish.
It breaks down the polish. It would be like putting makeup remover in a bottle of liquid foundation, or paint remover in a bucket of paint.
If you need to thin your polish, try polish thinner.
But if your polish is too thick to apply, it's probably time to throw it away. It's either gotten too much air or is too old.
It limits the ability of the polish to adhere. If your goal is to thin the polish, which has thickened, Mary Kay has a polish thinner.
I'm not a Mary Kay person, by the way, but this is the only brand of which I am aware.
It will thin out nail polish that is a little old and getting thick, however the acetone and other removers in it will make the nailpolish chip and peel faster. Your best bet to thin out nailpolish is by using special product, OPI makes a nailpolish thinner that works well and does not ruin the nailpolish. You can buy at beauty stores such as Ulta or at nail salons.
its been said to thin it out if the polish was thick, but honestly it doesnt do anything....you would need to use a polish thinner in order for the polish to thin....sorry but its true
it does not mix very well
Why does my new nail polish dry out after using it a couple times?
I just bought a very pretty dark dark red nail polish by revlon and it started to dry out and became hard to use after just two applications. This seems to happen with every type of nail polish i try, although more with darker colors than the lighter ones. why does this happen and is there anything i can do?Why does my new nail polish dry out after using it a couple times?
Make sure you wipe the top of the bottle off before putting the cap back on. If you let polish dry on the threads of the bottle, it can cause little gaps that can let air in and dry the polish out. Also, it could be old to begin with, even though you just bought it. Some stores have polish forever on their shelves before it is sold. Also, try putting a very small amount of vaseline around the threads of the bottle. This will help to keep the cap from sticking, and also keep air out. Close it tightly after each use, and only leave it open while you are using it. Close it as soon as you are done with it.
Also, try using some good quality polish like OPI, Essie, Creative Nail Design, China Glaze - and there are a few more good ones. You will get better end results, and it will be well worth the extra money spent on them.
One other thing - if your polish gets thick after having it for a while, you can thin it with a few drops of nail polish thinner. Don't use polish remover. Buy thinner made specifically for thinning polish. You can find it in most beauty supply stores. As for the top quality brands of polish, you can find them for sale in many nail salons, and also you can get some in a beauty supply store as well - depending on the brand. I would suggest staying away from the cheaper brands. They're just not worth it in the long run.Why does my new nail polish dry out after using it a couple times?
Unless you are consistantly an idiot (you do not seem like one), this is not a problem with screwing the cap on tightly enough. This is more likely a problem with taking too long to paint your nails. As states in other answers, a drop or two (no more) of polish remover should be enough to get your polish nice and runny again.
Use felt tip pens instead
Nail polish dries when it comes into contact with the air. If the bottle is closed tightly after use, the remaining polish ought to remain in a liquid state, as there is no air in the container. If however, you are finding it drying out in the bottle, it may be that you are not closing the bottle tightly enough. If you are worried about breaking the stopper, you might like to consider closing the bottle in the usual way, (but, tighter!) and then placing it in a small plastic bag such as used in freezers. That should ensure that the air is excluded and the polish stays liquid.
i'm a nail polish addict..toes %26amp; fingers are always painted..so i know that this is really unusual.
it has to be something you are doing wrong...like not screwing up the lid properly because Revlon is an expensive %26amp; top quality brand...i have used it for years..and never had a problem.
you can drizzle a few drops of nail polish remover onto cotton wool..and squeeze it into the bottle..put the lid back on and shake...that will sort the problem...but it shouldnt happen!
Screw the top on when your done!!
add one drop of varnish remover, acetone, and then give it a good shake, this should revive your polish. as soon as you find it starts to thicken again, just add a drop and mix.
Keep the cap off too long
Make sure you have closed the bottle very tightly =]
air
Next time, before one dries out, add a few drops of nail polish remover and shake it up. By thinning it with solvent, you will reduce the chances of it drying out on you again.
well maybe you don't put the lid on tight enough
I don't know.Maybe if you buy a better more expensive kind then your polish will be better in quality!Think about that!
Don't keep it in dry places...or in the sun....thats all i can say...try in the bathroom.....to store them
Not sure why it happens. Maybe its cheap nail polish?
If and when that happens you can add a few drops of nail polish remover into the nail polish, shake it up and its normally as good as new :)
you probably dontn close it all the wy or
you leave it exposed to the air to long when you paint your nails,
maybe it just seems like it is closed all the way when you have darker ones... and you can tell whenit is closed with the lighter ones.
make sure the tops on securely . keep the nail polish in the fridge.
Make sure you wipe the top of the bottle off before putting the cap back on. If you let polish dry on the threads of the bottle, it can cause little gaps that can let air in and dry the polish out. Also, it could be old to begin with, even though you just bought it. Some stores have polish forever on their shelves before it is sold. Also, try putting a very small amount of vaseline around the threads of the bottle. This will help to keep the cap from sticking, and also keep air out. Close it tightly after each use, and only leave it open while you are using it. Close it as soon as you are done with it.
Also, try using some good quality polish like OPI, Essie, Creative Nail Design, China Glaze - and there are a few more good ones. You will get better end results, and it will be well worth the extra money spent on them.
One other thing - if your polish gets thick after having it for a while, you can thin it with a few drops of nail polish thinner. Don't use polish remover. Buy thinner made specifically for thinning polish. You can find it in most beauty supply stores. As for the top quality brands of polish, you can find them for sale in many nail salons, and also you can get some in a beauty supply store as well - depending on the brand. I would suggest staying away from the cheaper brands. They're just not worth it in the long run.Why does my new nail polish dry out after using it a couple times?
Unless you are consistantly an idiot (you do not seem like one), this is not a problem with screwing the cap on tightly enough. This is more likely a problem with taking too long to paint your nails. As states in other answers, a drop or two (no more) of polish remover should be enough to get your polish nice and runny again.
Use felt tip pens instead
Nail polish dries when it comes into contact with the air. If the bottle is closed tightly after use, the remaining polish ought to remain in a liquid state, as there is no air in the container. If however, you are finding it drying out in the bottle, it may be that you are not closing the bottle tightly enough. If you are worried about breaking the stopper, you might like to consider closing the bottle in the usual way, (but, tighter!) and then placing it in a small plastic bag such as used in freezers. That should ensure that the air is excluded and the polish stays liquid.
i'm a nail polish addict..toes %26amp; fingers are always painted..so i know that this is really unusual.
it has to be something you are doing wrong...like not screwing up the lid properly because Revlon is an expensive %26amp; top quality brand...i have used it for years..and never had a problem.
you can drizzle a few drops of nail polish remover onto cotton wool..and squeeze it into the bottle..put the lid back on and shake...that will sort the problem...but it shouldnt happen!
Screw the top on when your done!!
add one drop of varnish remover, acetone, and then give it a good shake, this should revive your polish. as soon as you find it starts to thicken again, just add a drop and mix.
Keep the cap off too long
Make sure you have closed the bottle very tightly =]
air
Next time, before one dries out, add a few drops of nail polish remover and shake it up. By thinning it with solvent, you will reduce the chances of it drying out on you again.
well maybe you don't put the lid on tight enough
I don't know.Maybe if you buy a better more expensive kind then your polish will be better in quality!Think about that!
Don't keep it in dry places...or in the sun....thats all i can say...try in the bathroom.....to store them
Not sure why it happens. Maybe its cheap nail polish?
If and when that happens you can add a few drops of nail polish remover into the nail polish, shake it up and its normally as good as new :)
you probably dontn close it all the wy or
you leave it exposed to the air to long when you paint your nails,
maybe it just seems like it is closed all the way when you have darker ones... and you can tell whenit is closed with the lighter ones.
make sure the tops on securely . keep the nail polish in the fridge.
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