Assuming the material isn't very delicate, I would use a very sharp knife and gently go over the area until it's mostly gone. Then I'd get some tweezers and take the rest off. You can also try using straight Acetone, but test an inconspicuous spot on the clothing if you go that route. Also, immediately wash the clothing afterward.What is the best way to get out dried on nail varnish from clothes?
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Friday, February 12, 2010
What is your beauty routine? Be specific. How long for makeup How often other things like nails, blow dry hair
I am wondering how much time the typical girl spends getting ready. Maybe 10 min too little I'm thinking.What is your beauty routine? Be specific. How long for makeup How often other things like nails, blow dry hair
This is mine in a nutshell:
Mon.-Fri. Gym early in the a.m, shower (this is where I use the facial cleanser) Typically because I've worked out my face has a natural glow so all I apply is my daily moisturizer and my eye cream. Maybe a little concealer. Mascara and a natural brown liner are a must along with making sure the eyebrows look good. (This is the 1st thing people notice about your face, so I make them look alive and refreshed) and I top it off by applying a natural-colored lip gloss. Hair washed and blow dried (takes me about 15-20 minutes) lotion the body with Jergen's Natural Glow, I get dressed and face the world!!!
Weekends I'm either very low or high maintenance depending on events scheduled. One thing is for sure, i can't leave the house without having suncreen on my body/face and a great lipgloss!What is your beauty routine? Be specific. How long for makeup How often other things like nails, blow dry hair
i'm sort of tomboy-ish, so i'm pretty low maitenance. i can take a shower, brush my teeth, fix my hair, do my makeup, and get dressed in under 30 minutes.
i spend all my time in the morning trying to get out of bed and then i go to the bathroom and pee, brush my teeth, wash my face (sometimes), and put in my contacts. I put on my deoderant and spend like 10-15 minutes trying to pick something to wear then I'm off! Half an hour total.
Morning
Shower - 8-10 minutes
Facial Cleanser/Acne Lotion/Tinted Moisturizer - 5 minutes
Makeup - 4 minutes
Hair - Blowdry - 10 minutes
Hair - Styling - 4 mintues
For a total of 31-33 minutes
Evening
Facial Cleanser - 2 minutes
Acne Clearing System - 4 minutes
Honey Facial Mask - every other day - 15 minutes
For a total of 6-21 minutes.
I don't do my nails. I did not factor dressing into my time. This is only when I have a lot of time. When I don't I can be much faster.
I'm a kinda, drama queen, girly girl. So it takes me like 1-3 hours. Sometimes 4 if I'm going out to somewhere important. It usually takes 1-2 hours for my hair if I'm straightening it and 45 min-1 hours if I'm curling it. I never leave it natural, my hair is horrible at its natural state. My makeup can take anywhere from 7-15 min and picking out what to wear and geting dressed can take 5-30 min! But yeah, thats just me... No one else I know takes that long. Oh and if I do my nails it usually takes about 10 min. Just a quick little coat of light pink!
Comb out tangles when wet and blowdry with round boar brush to add volume to crown. Tame frizzies with lil' almond oil. I have no idea how long that takes... That prolly twice weekly...
I wash my face and then apply moisturizer with SPF 15. Then spray on sunscreen to face and neck. Sleek back my brows and moisturize lips with vaseline, and then apply concealer with brush, and then tap it in. Bronzer when I actually care, and satsuma perfume oil on wrists from the body shop.
Nails are maybe once a month if I remember... Body scrub every week, and deep conditioning every week for hair.
This is mine in a nutshell:
Mon.-Fri. Gym early in the a.m, shower (this is where I use the facial cleanser) Typically because I've worked out my face has a natural glow so all I apply is my daily moisturizer and my eye cream. Maybe a little concealer. Mascara and a natural brown liner are a must along with making sure the eyebrows look good. (This is the 1st thing people notice about your face, so I make them look alive and refreshed) and I top it off by applying a natural-colored lip gloss. Hair washed and blow dried (takes me about 15-20 minutes) lotion the body with Jergen's Natural Glow, I get dressed and face the world!!!
Weekends I'm either very low or high maintenance depending on events scheduled. One thing is for sure, i can't leave the house without having suncreen on my body/face and a great lipgloss!What is your beauty routine? Be specific. How long for makeup How often other things like nails, blow dry hair
i'm sort of tomboy-ish, so i'm pretty low maitenance. i can take a shower, brush my teeth, fix my hair, do my makeup, and get dressed in under 30 minutes.
i spend all my time in the morning trying to get out of bed and then i go to the bathroom and pee, brush my teeth, wash my face (sometimes), and put in my contacts. I put on my deoderant and spend like 10-15 minutes trying to pick something to wear then I'm off! Half an hour total.
Morning
Shower - 8-10 minutes
Facial Cleanser/Acne Lotion/Tinted Moisturizer - 5 minutes
Makeup - 4 minutes
Hair - Blowdry - 10 minutes
Hair - Styling - 4 mintues
For a total of 31-33 minutes
Evening
Facial Cleanser - 2 minutes
Acne Clearing System - 4 minutes
Honey Facial Mask - every other day - 15 minutes
For a total of 6-21 minutes.
I don't do my nails. I did not factor dressing into my time. This is only when I have a lot of time. When I don't I can be much faster.
I'm a kinda, drama queen, girly girl. So it takes me like 1-3 hours. Sometimes 4 if I'm going out to somewhere important. It usually takes 1-2 hours for my hair if I'm straightening it and 45 min-1 hours if I'm curling it. I never leave it natural, my hair is horrible at its natural state. My makeup can take anywhere from 7-15 min and picking out what to wear and geting dressed can take 5-30 min! But yeah, thats just me... No one else I know takes that long. Oh and if I do my nails it usually takes about 10 min. Just a quick little coat of light pink!
Comb out tangles when wet and blowdry with round boar brush to add volume to crown. Tame frizzies with lil' almond oil. I have no idea how long that takes... That prolly twice weekly...
I wash my face and then apply moisturizer with SPF 15. Then spray on sunscreen to face and neck. Sleek back my brows and moisturize lips with vaseline, and then apply concealer with brush, and then tap it in. Bronzer when I actually care, and satsuma perfume oil on wrists from the body shop.
Nails are maybe once a month if I remember... Body scrub every week, and deep conditioning every week for hair.
Does spraying cooking oil on your nails make them dry faster?
I've heard rumors that spraying cooking oil on your nails after you paint them makes them dry faster.
Is this true?
How do you do it? I've googled this many times and haven't found any directions on how to do it.
I always make a mess when I paint my nails, if this really works it would be awesome...help!Does spraying cooking oil on your nails make them dry faster?
I think this idea should be filed with the urban myths page. Your nail polish dries because the solvent in the polish evaporates, if you sprayed cooking oil on the fresh polish this would slow the evaporation of the solvent and thus take longer for the polish to dry.hair brush
Is this true?
How do you do it? I've googled this many times and haven't found any directions on how to do it.
I always make a mess when I paint my nails, if this really works it would be awesome...help!Does spraying cooking oil on your nails make them dry faster?
I think this idea should be filed with the urban myths page. Your nail polish dries because the solvent in the polish evaporates, if you sprayed cooking oil on the fresh polish this would slow the evaporation of the solvent and thus take longer for the polish to dry.
Doe anyone know a quick way to dry your nails faster?
I like to paint my nails but they take so long to dry. Is there something I could do to make them dry fast? Someone told me to stick my hands in the freezer but that doesn't really do muchDoe anyone know a quick way to dry your nails faster?
U cant speed up the drying process....once i heard of this quick dry nail polish from AVON cosmetics,but i am not sure it is still there.what i do is i apply it just before i go to bed.......i sleep off while waiting for it to dry.....no patience required there..........Doe anyone know a quick way to dry your nails faster?
Sleeping while waiting for your nails to dry? That sounds idiotic to me...
With a base coat, minimum of 2 color coats, and a top coat, painting our nails can be very time consuming, especially when waiting for them to dry. I understand your frustration. I think one of the main reasons it takes so long to dry for many of us is because we don't allow each coat to set before applying a new coat. If you wait a minute or so between coats, it will cut your complete drying time in half. The last thing you want is a beautifully done manicure that you thought was dry get a gouge in it later from the base not drying completely. Also, try a speed dry top coat and use it as your base coat also. Hope this helps.
Yes! I have been doing nails for 6 years. The trick is first, you want to make sure that you have a fast dry topcoat. My favorite ever is Seche Vite, you can find it at almost any salon. Then you want to make sure you apply 2 layers of your color. The best trick I have come across is to wait 3-5 minutes before applying your topcoat. Total dry time is about 15 min. You never want to use heat to dry your polish, it could make it bubble.
Another tip is to make sure you always use a good base coat. I like Creative Nail Designs Sticky base. A base coat will make your polish stays on longer, your application smoother, and your nails won't get stained (yellow) from the color.
blow them, put them in front of a fan, wave them in the air, or put them in front of a _safe_ space heater. Dont ever try to dry them off with a towel or tissue paper or something. if you have some nail polish on you fingers, wait till it dries, then take a q-tip and dip it in some nail polish remover, then remove the nail polish with a q-tip. ;)
You can buy the quick dry nail polishes, they work really well.
You can put your fingers in front of a fan (on cold air)
You can use the blow dryer
You can put nail polish at a time when you are doing something which does not imply ruining your drying nail polish, like read a book, or mag, and your nails will dry before you know it!
Nothing else for now ... but please do not stick your hands in the freezer it does not sound right %26gt;.%26lt;
Hope I helped
Bye :)
this may sound kinda weird but I have my own method and they dry super fast this way, I apply the first coat, then blow them for about 2minutes then I apply the second coat then blow them for another 2minutes, then I put each finger in my mouth to wet my nails then I stick them out of the window to air dry and it works wonders LOL
when your nails are wet, fill up a bathroom sink about 1 tenth full (you can put more if you want)
Then, put your hands in the water so they lie flat on the basin. Don't swish your hands.
This won't completely dry your nails, but it will help.
Some of the quick-dry aerosol sprays are good, but some make streaks.
---OR---
After letting them dry a few minutes, dip your nails in a bowl of ice-cold water. Don't rub your hands/nails dry after doing this (pat dry) or else they still may smudge/dent.
You can buy this little spray stuff at,like,Wal-mart or Target in the beauty isle or at a beauty store. You just spritz it on your nails and it drys them ! (= Its like $1.OO-$3.OO . Hope I helped !
There is this spray called nail freeze or something like that. I cant remember exactly what it is called but after you paint your nails you spray it on them and they instantly dry. It works great!
fast drying nail polish.
i like O.P.I's quick drying express top coat.
and try to paint very thin layers of nail polish on your nail
I heard if you stick your hands in water w/ ice cubes it makes it dry faster.
I use the hair dryer, in cool level. Good luck!
blow dry them
small fans work
waving them fast in the air while chanting Dry you weasles , dry!
stick your hands in ice cold water.
I guess you could use a hair dryer :)
yes
blow them that works for me
blow dryer on cool
put it next to a fan ....and leave them there for a while .......
U cant speed up the drying process....once i heard of this quick dry nail polish from AVON cosmetics,but i am not sure it is still there.what i do is i apply it just before i go to bed.......i sleep off while waiting for it to dry.....no patience required there..........Doe anyone know a quick way to dry your nails faster?
Sleeping while waiting for your nails to dry? That sounds idiotic to me...
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With a base coat, minimum of 2 color coats, and a top coat, painting our nails can be very time consuming, especially when waiting for them to dry. I understand your frustration. I think one of the main reasons it takes so long to dry for many of us is because we don't allow each coat to set before applying a new coat. If you wait a minute or so between coats, it will cut your complete drying time in half. The last thing you want is a beautifully done manicure that you thought was dry get a gouge in it later from the base not drying completely. Also, try a speed dry top coat and use it as your base coat also. Hope this helps.
Yes! I have been doing nails for 6 years. The trick is first, you want to make sure that you have a fast dry topcoat. My favorite ever is Seche Vite, you can find it at almost any salon. Then you want to make sure you apply 2 layers of your color. The best trick I have come across is to wait 3-5 minutes before applying your topcoat. Total dry time is about 15 min. You never want to use heat to dry your polish, it could make it bubble.
Another tip is to make sure you always use a good base coat. I like Creative Nail Designs Sticky base. A base coat will make your polish stays on longer, your application smoother, and your nails won't get stained (yellow) from the color.
blow them, put them in front of a fan, wave them in the air, or put them in front of a _safe_ space heater. Dont ever try to dry them off with a towel or tissue paper or something. if you have some nail polish on you fingers, wait till it dries, then take a q-tip and dip it in some nail polish remover, then remove the nail polish with a q-tip. ;)
You can buy the quick dry nail polishes, they work really well.
You can put your fingers in front of a fan (on cold air)
You can use the blow dryer
You can put nail polish at a time when you are doing something which does not imply ruining your drying nail polish, like read a book, or mag, and your nails will dry before you know it!
Nothing else for now ... but please do not stick your hands in the freezer it does not sound right %26gt;.%26lt;
Hope I helped
Bye :)
this may sound kinda weird but I have my own method and they dry super fast this way, I apply the first coat, then blow them for about 2minutes then I apply the second coat then blow them for another 2minutes, then I put each finger in my mouth to wet my nails then I stick them out of the window to air dry and it works wonders LOL
when your nails are wet, fill up a bathroom sink about 1 tenth full (you can put more if you want)
Then, put your hands in the water so they lie flat on the basin. Don't swish your hands.
This won't completely dry your nails, but it will help.
Some of the quick-dry aerosol sprays are good, but some make streaks.
---OR---
After letting them dry a few minutes, dip your nails in a bowl of ice-cold water. Don't rub your hands/nails dry after doing this (pat dry) or else they still may smudge/dent.
You can buy this little spray stuff at,like,Wal-mart or Target in the beauty isle or at a beauty store. You just spritz it on your nails and it drys them ! (= Its like $1.OO-$3.OO . Hope I helped !
There is this spray called nail freeze or something like that. I cant remember exactly what it is called but after you paint your nails you spray it on them and they instantly dry. It works great!
fast drying nail polish.
i like O.P.I's quick drying express top coat.
and try to paint very thin layers of nail polish on your nail
I heard if you stick your hands in water w/ ice cubes it makes it dry faster.
I use the hair dryer, in cool level. Good luck!
blow dry them
small fans work
waving them fast in the air while chanting Dry you weasles , dry!
stick your hands in ice cold water.
I guess you could use a hair dryer :)
yes
blow them that works for me
blow dryer on cool
put it next to a fan ....and leave them there for a while .......
my nails been dry from applying nail polish that why?
like how long should u wait for nail polish application aagain? like how long sud u wait to pu ton nail polish again after u remove it. cuz i dont want my nails to end up bad geez im only 14! lol. well so my nails been dry and easily damged after applying anil plish then after couple of weeks, remove with nail plish remover then apply another kind of nail polish, remove again. they have been dry. why my nails been dry from applying nail polish that why?
It's cheap nail polish, my nails turned yellow. Buy a better quality nail polish.
It's cheap nail polish, my nails turned yellow. Buy a better quality nail polish.
How long do sharpies take to dry on nails?
okay so i saw a video on youtube showing how to do checkered nails. I did mine, but once i tried to go over it with a clear coat so it wouldn't wear off, it still smudges. I waited like 15 minutes for it to dry. Can someone please help me? How long do sharpies take to dry on nails?
That's a really stupid thing to do...why would you want to?
Even if for some bizarre reason you continue to want checkered nails..why don't you use real nail polish?
I haven't even seen you or your nails and I already know it must look so so tacky.How long do sharpies take to dry on nails?
alright you dumbfucks who aren't giving me a ******* solution and keep telling me to use nail polish instead, go **** yourself.i didn't ask you whether i should use nail polish or sharpie.don't give me your whole damn sermon on how i shouldn't use sharpie.thanks to Annie for really helping.
honestly, instead of using a marker use
a pen. thats what i use and it works.
and that what i saw her using in the
video. but if u use the marker then
just wait an hour %26gt;.%26gt;
What a group of ignorant people.
F.Y.I, you can't even tell it's Sharpie.
If you used nail polish, it would run all over the place.
Maybe you should see the video before stating your opinions on how it looks.
And no it does not stain as long as you use the base coat.
And to answer your question, wait 30 minutes to an hour.
--Annie
it's marker. it needs time to absorb into your nails.
i would not recommend using sharpie on your nails, i colored my nails with black sharpie once and after washing my hands just once, it turned an ugly purple.
Why the fck would you wanna use a sharpie on your nails?
Werido..use nail polish like a normal person.
it takes about an hour to dry
jusr sit still and watch t.v
dont flip channels preferbaly watch a movie
Dude, your nails are going to be STAINED big time!
That's a really stupid thing to do...why would you want to?
Even if for some bizarre reason you continue to want checkered nails..why don't you use real nail polish?
I haven't even seen you or your nails and I already know it must look so so tacky.How long do sharpies take to dry on nails?
alright you dumbfucks who aren't giving me a ******* solution and keep telling me to use nail polish instead, go **** yourself.i didn't ask you whether i should use nail polish or sharpie.don't give me your whole damn sermon on how i shouldn't use sharpie.thanks to Annie for really helping.
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honestly, instead of using a marker use
a pen. thats what i use and it works.
and that what i saw her using in the
video. but if u use the marker then
just wait an hour %26gt;.%26gt;
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What a group of ignorant people.
F.Y.I, you can't even tell it's Sharpie.
If you used nail polish, it would run all over the place.
Maybe you should see the video before stating your opinions on how it looks.
And no it does not stain as long as you use the base coat.
And to answer your question, wait 30 minutes to an hour.
--Annie
it's marker. it needs time to absorb into your nails.
i would not recommend using sharpie on your nails, i colored my nails with black sharpie once and after washing my hands just once, it turned an ugly purple.
Why the fck would you wanna use a sharpie on your nails?
Werido..use nail polish like a normal person.
it takes about an hour to dry
jusr sit still and watch t.v
dont flip channels preferbaly watch a movie
Dude, your nails are going to be STAINED big time!
Anyway to removed dried nail polish from carpeting without ruining the carpet? (unable to trim offensive area
Of course it's red nail polish on a beige carpet!Anyway to removed dried nail polish from carpeting without ruining the carpet? (unable to trim offensive area
There is a product called goo-gone that may work. If it doesn't you can try non-acetone nail polish remover.....don't use polish remover w/ acetone it will discolor the carpet. If all else fails call a cleaning service they will be able to tell you. Good luckAnyway to removed dried nail polish from carpeting without ruining the carpet? (unable to trim offensive area
Try nail polish remover.
there are products.. such as goof off, or simple lighter fluid may do the trick... just dont light it.
Acetone free Finger nail polish remover! trust me i have 4 boys at home i need to know that kinda stuff!
:)
Fingernail polish landing on the carpet rather than on your nails might seem like a manicure disaster. But before you start cutting out the stain with your cuticle scissors, try this simple homespun solution.
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Steps
1Step OnePour dry cleaning fluid over the stain.
2Step TwoBlot with a dry, white cloth.
3Step ThreeApply a small amount of mild liquid detergent to the stain.
4Step FourBlot again with the cloth.
5Step FiveFlood the stain with water.
6Step SixBlot again with the cloth.
7Step SevenPour a small amount of ammonia on the stain.
8Step EightBlot again.
9Step NineApply a little more liquid detergent to the stain.
10Step TenBlot again.
11Step Eleven Flood the area with water.
12Step Twelve Blot one last time.
Tips %26amp; Warnings
Dry cleaning fluid can be purchased at a home supply store or a dry cleaners.
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Do not use nail-polish remover as it may bleach the carpet.
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Nail polish remover. Faling that, cover it with a rug or something else.
There's probably a miracle product that can get rid of it, but I don't know what it is, or even if there is definitely one.
There is a product called goo-gone that may work. If it doesn't you can try non-acetone nail polish remover.....don't use polish remover w/ acetone it will discolor the carpet. If all else fails call a cleaning service they will be able to tell you. Good luckAnyway to removed dried nail polish from carpeting without ruining the carpet? (unable to trim offensive area
Try nail polish remover.
there are products.. such as goof off, or simple lighter fluid may do the trick... just dont light it.
Acetone free Finger nail polish remover! trust me i have 4 boys at home i need to know that kinda stuff!
:)
Fingernail polish landing on the carpet rather than on your nails might seem like a manicure disaster. But before you start cutting out the stain with your cuticle scissors, try this simple homespun solution.
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Steps
1Step OnePour dry cleaning fluid over the stain.
2Step TwoBlot with a dry, white cloth.
3Step ThreeApply a small amount of mild liquid detergent to the stain.
4Step FourBlot again with the cloth.
5Step FiveFlood the stain with water.
6Step SixBlot again with the cloth.
7Step SevenPour a small amount of ammonia on the stain.
8Step EightBlot again.
9Step NineApply a little more liquid detergent to the stain.
10Step TenBlot again.
11Step Eleven Flood the area with water.
12Step Twelve Blot one last time.
Tips %26amp; Warnings
Dry cleaning fluid can be purchased at a home supply store or a dry cleaners.
.
Do not use nail-polish remover as it may bleach the carpet.
.e-how.com
Nail polish remover. Faling that, cover it with a rug or something else.
There's probably a miracle product that can get rid of it, but I don't know what it is, or even if there is definitely one.
How can I dry my nails faster?
...without having to buys special products, that is.How can I dry my nails faster?
uh.....hair dryer?How can I dry my nails faster?
turn the fan on in your bedroom really high, then lay on you bed with your arms spread out and think about something, in while, b4 you know it, your nails will be dry!
You need an environment that has as little humidity as possible.
However you have to accomplish this.....this is what will dry your nails fastest.
Go buy a small portable refrigerator and keep it in your room. When you paint your nails, open the door and then stick your hands in with a town over the crack in the door...leave them there for a while....say 15 minutes at a time. The smaller frige won't eat up to much electricity, and is a good size for what you need.
I could tell you another way, but it's a little detailed to describe here, and you wouldn't need a frige, and it would probably be a lot cheaper.
I run them under cold water, and shake my hands around. Normally when the water dries, so are my nails, but still be carefull about them! This has only worked for me, and I don't know about anyone else. You can try it though, and see if it works.
get a hair dryer and use that it works for me!!
There are special products like a nail dryer spray. You just spray each nail, but carefully. Not too much. In a matter of seconds your nails are dry.
Well.. i'd say go get a cheap little nail dryer..or buy a can of nail dryer stuff..that works good.
products... as in special nail polish? well, anyway, they sell nail-dryers, which have a fan and a special red light on a timer that dry your nails faster.
I don't know where you could buy one, though....
i was just gonna say hair dryer...or you could invest in a nail dryer...they're like 10 bucks...they dont work as well as they should, but its better than walking around smearing polish on everything.
uh......hair dryer
uh.....hair dryer?How can I dry my nails faster?
turn the fan on in your bedroom really high, then lay on you bed with your arms spread out and think about something, in while, b4 you know it, your nails will be dry!
You need an environment that has as little humidity as possible.
However you have to accomplish this.....this is what will dry your nails fastest.
Go buy a small portable refrigerator and keep it in your room. When you paint your nails, open the door and then stick your hands in with a town over the crack in the door...leave them there for a while....say 15 minutes at a time. The smaller frige won't eat up to much electricity, and is a good size for what you need.
I could tell you another way, but it's a little detailed to describe here, and you wouldn't need a frige, and it would probably be a lot cheaper.
I run them under cold water, and shake my hands around. Normally when the water dries, so are my nails, but still be carefull about them! This has only worked for me, and I don't know about anyone else. You can try it though, and see if it works.
get a hair dryer and use that it works for me!!
There are special products like a nail dryer spray. You just spray each nail, but carefully. Not too much. In a matter of seconds your nails are dry.
Well.. i'd say go get a cheap little nail dryer..or buy a can of nail dryer stuff..that works good.
products... as in special nail polish? well, anyway, they sell nail-dryers, which have a fan and a special red light on a timer that dry your nails faster.
I don't know where you could buy one, though....
i was just gonna say hair dryer...or you could invest in a nail dryer...they're like 10 bucks...they dont work as well as they should, but its better than walking around smearing polish on everything.
uh......hair dryer
How do i dry my nails really fast?
im doing a at-home manicure and im doing french tip and i want to put a clear coat when the white nail poilsh is done. but everytime i feel that its dry, something rubs against it and it gets messed up and i have to do it all over again. how do i make this not happen?How do i dry my nails really fast?
There is this quick-dry spray that you can get at beauty supply stores, like sally's.How do i dry my nails really fast?
You could always do what the nail techs do..put you nails by the light bulb. The blow dryer is also good, and sally nail stuff is good.
it happens to me too. you need to have a good white nail polish,after a few months you need to replace it. in my case it does help.
after putting on the white tip,wait a min and than let cold water run through each nail.even better if u dry them using the blow dryer.
I put my hairdryer on cool and use that.
Grab a bowl of cold water and put ice cubes to make them even colder...dip them in there for 5 mins and walaaah!!!!!
http://avonshop.co.uk/avonshop/default.a鈥?/a>
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There is this quick-dry spray that you can get at beauty supply stores, like sally's.How do i dry my nails really fast?
You could always do what the nail techs do..put you nails by the light bulb. The blow dryer is also good, and sally nail stuff is good.
it happens to me too. you need to have a good white nail polish,after a few months you need to replace it. in my case it does help.
after putting on the white tip,wait a min and than let cold water run through each nail.even better if u dry them using the blow dryer.
I put my hairdryer on cool and use that.
Grab a bowl of cold water and put ice cubes to make them even colder...dip them in there for 5 mins and walaaah!!!!!
http://avonshop.co.uk/avonshop/default.a鈥?/a>
search quick freeze dry and its the first one
I have dry cuticles, so i bought some Vitamin E nail conditioner. how do i use it?
and when will i see a difference? this dry winter air is taking a serious toll on my cuticles! so i decided to buy this stuff.. I've been using it a few times a week, and I'm not seeing a difference. and i even followed the directions. please help :o)I have dry cuticles, so i bought some Vitamin E nail conditioner. how do i use it?
it doesnt work..even i tried it...:((
now i use a home remedy. i apply olive oil..it works wonders.I have dry cuticles, so i bought some Vitamin E nail conditioner. how do i use it?
I have the same problem year-round. I'm addicted to using lotion on my cuticles because of it. Instead of a few times a week, use it after every time you wash your hands. I put lotion on like 6 times a day.
You should use it more often, but for instant results, use carmex.
I keep it with me everywhere, and whenever I have frizzy hair or an icky nail, or when my eyebrows get red from tweezing and I have 5 minutes until I go somewhere, I use it, and it works instantly.
I love it.
Just rub it wherever your issue is, and its fantastic.
Plus its only like, 88 cents, so..get it in the pot tho, its less messy.
But if you still want to use your vitamin e stuff, use it more often, at least twice a day.
(In the morning and at night, or whenever your nails are particularily dry)
apply to the cuticle probubly in a week
it doesnt work..even i tried it...:((
now i use a home remedy. i apply olive oil..it works wonders.I have dry cuticles, so i bought some Vitamin E nail conditioner. how do i use it?
I have the same problem year-round. I'm addicted to using lotion on my cuticles because of it. Instead of a few times a week, use it after every time you wash your hands. I put lotion on like 6 times a day.
You should use it more often, but for instant results, use carmex.
I keep it with me everywhere, and whenever I have frizzy hair or an icky nail, or when my eyebrows get red from tweezing and I have 5 minutes until I go somewhere, I use it, and it works instantly.
I love it.
Just rub it wherever your issue is, and its fantastic.
Plus its only like, 88 cents, so..get it in the pot tho, its less messy.
But if you still want to use your vitamin e stuff, use it more often, at least twice a day.
(In the morning and at night, or whenever your nails are particularily dry)
apply to the cuticle probubly in a week
Help! Why won't my nail polish dry?
I use a base coat, apply one layer of polish (usually OPI) and wait fifteen minutes then I pull out the blow dryer. I've even waited 45 minutes it still won't dry. This isn't old polish either, is it the brand? Am I doing something wrong? Any advice?Help! Why won't my nail polish dry?
I use OPI and its fine. But i find china glaze easier to dry. SO try the brand china glaze.Help! Why won't my nail polish dry?
i get the some trouble sometimes too.
what i do is put 1 layer on(always make sure it goes on smoothly) and wait about 5 minutes for it to dry. then put a second layer on and do the same. then sometimes if i need a third layer do the same.
i know it sounds alot of time to put it on so just watch tv whilst your waiting for it to dry. :D
xx
It might not be a good quality one or it might have expired or u might have applied too much u should apply each coat only after giving a 2 seconds gap
I think that u might have put to much on... try blow drying it a little longer.
I use OPI and its fine. But i find china glaze easier to dry. SO try the brand china glaze.Help! Why won't my nail polish dry?
i get the some trouble sometimes too.
what i do is put 1 layer on(always make sure it goes on smoothly) and wait about 5 minutes for it to dry. then put a second layer on and do the same. then sometimes if i need a third layer do the same.
i know it sounds alot of time to put it on so just watch tv whilst your waiting for it to dry. :D
xx
It might not be a good quality one or it might have expired or u might have applied too much u should apply each coat only after giving a 2 seconds gap
I think that u might have put to much on... try blow drying it a little longer.
Ladies, how do you get your toe nails to dry evenly?
My girlfriend hits me and doesn't let me touch her whenever I don't do a good job brushing her toe nails.Ladies, how do you get your toe nails to dry evenly?
ceiling fan. i always give myself perfect flawless pedi's and my fan is always on. plus let the coats dry between layers. try not to move around.Ladies, how do you get your toe nails to dry evenly?
fan
dude. ur chick make u paint her toes for her? r u whipped? u need to stand up for urself. unless u like it then maybe u should try it urself
Cut her feet off and put them in the oven at 200 degrees - they'll dry fine then and she won't be able to run after you to hit you either...
ceiling fan. i always give myself perfect flawless pedi's and my fan is always on. plus let the coats dry between layers. try not to move around.Ladies, how do you get your toe nails to dry evenly?
fan
dude. ur chick make u paint her toes for her? r u whipped? u need to stand up for urself. unless u like it then maybe u should try it urself
Cut her feet off and put them in the oven at 200 degrees - they'll dry fine then and she won't be able to run after you to hit you either...
My 12 week old puppy chewed of the edge of a stick dry liquid nails glue about the size an pencil eraser?
Somehow he disassembled a progect I had built and ate the edge where this blob of liquid nails was-the glue was dry-.I induced vomiting and he vomited a lot should he be o.k?My 12 week old puppy chewed of the edge of a stick dry liquid nails glue about the size an pencil eraser?
My dog ate all kinds of crazy stuff when he was a puppy. As long as your dog is eating normal and acting normal, it will be fine. But if you are extremely worried, you can always take him to the vet. I would call and explain the situation to them first though. I am almost certain they will tell you there is nothing to worry about.My 12 week old puppy chewed of the edge of a stick dry liquid nails glue about the size an pencil eraser?
he should be okay but see a vet just in case
Your dog should be just fine. My dog ate my entire bottle of hormones medicine... took him to the vet and he was just fine...
Yes by tomorrow you'll see. my dog ate a whole tube one time and it took two days to pass.
If he's vomited a lot I would keep a very close eye on him, a pup of 12weeks can dehydrate very quickly, if at all concerned I contact the vets.
He should be ok. Keep a really close eye on him, if he starts acting weird, vomiting blood, or acting lethargic, get him to the vet.
My dog ate all kinds of crazy stuff when he was a puppy. As long as your dog is eating normal and acting normal, it will be fine. But if you are extremely worried, you can always take him to the vet. I would call and explain the situation to them first though. I am almost certain they will tell you there is nothing to worry about.My 12 week old puppy chewed of the edge of a stick dry liquid nails glue about the size an pencil eraser?
he should be okay but see a vet just in case
Your dog should be just fine. My dog ate my entire bottle of hormones medicine... took him to the vet and he was just fine...
Yes by tomorrow you'll see. my dog ate a whole tube one time and it took two days to pass.
If he's vomited a lot I would keep a very close eye on him, a pup of 12weeks can dehydrate very quickly, if at all concerned I contact the vets.
He should be ok. Keep a really close eye on him, if he starts acting weird, vomiting blood, or acting lethargic, get him to the vet.
I have real nail and would like to find A nail dryer that will dry faster and limit smudging?
OPI %26amp; Essie quick drying products work well
Link to product information:
http://www.opi.com/trQuikDry.asp
http://www.essie.com/products/details.ph鈥?/a>I have real nail and would like to find A nail dryer that will dry faster and limit smudging?
don't know about that but if you will wait about eight to ten minutes after you paint your nails and then put them under cold running water they will set hard. start by running your hands under water palms up so most of the water runs on the palms of your hands and just runs on your nails a little. Then flip your hands over and run the cold water over your nails. Once you do this they will be set and will not smudge. Works great.I have real nail and would like to find A nail dryer that will dry faster and limit smudging?
theres a spray stuff you can use from mary kay you should try it
Link to product information:
http://www.opi.com/trQuikDry.asp
http://www.essie.com/products/details.ph鈥?/a>I have real nail and would like to find A nail dryer that will dry faster and limit smudging?
don't know about that but if you will wait about eight to ten minutes after you paint your nails and then put them under cold running water they will set hard. start by running your hands under water palms up so most of the water runs on the palms of your hands and just runs on your nails a little. Then flip your hands over and run the cold water over your nails. Once you do this they will be set and will not smudge. Works great.I have real nail and would like to find A nail dryer that will dry faster and limit smudging?
theres a spray stuff you can use from mary kay you should try it
How can I remove dried-in nail polish from clothes?
I accidentally got a dab of nail polish on my clothes, and because I was not at home I couldn't apply a bit of nail polish remover. I tried putting soap and water on it but it wouldn't budge. So I put it in the wash hoping that would remove it but it wouldn't. Back home, I rubbed some nail polish remover on the stain but that didn't work either. So I'm hoping someone can give me some advice or tips on how to remove dried-in nail polish from fabrics! The garment is made from cotton.How can I remove dried-in nail polish from clothes?
You will have to soak the stain long enough for the polish to dissolve. To do this, saturate a cotton ball with polish remover or acetone (most or all fingernail polishes are acetone based). Then hold the ball on the stain, until it penetrates the cloth, and keep the stain moist. After a few minutes, try rinsing it with cold water. If you got some of the stain out, repeat the process. Think about removing polish from your nails...you can't just swipe polish remover across them and have the polish removed instantly, you have to scrub at them a bit. And nails are not nearly as absorbent as cloth is.
Acetone will dissolve some fabrics, particularly synthetics. And I do mean dissolve. The fabric will melt. If your garment is 100% cotton, it should be OK. If it's a cotton blend, though, test the polish remover on a hidden area, like an inside seam.
Some polishes contain dyes or colors which can stain things, though. Darker colors, and especially reds, are really bad about this. This is the reason a clear base coat is recommended, because dark polishes can stain the fingernails. If the fibers on your clothes are stained, and you have removed all the polish, then I'm sorry, but you're out of luck. The garment is permanently stained.
You might have set the polish and stain permanently when you washed and dried your garment. You should only try to remove stains in the wash if the stain is water-soluble. Nail polish is not water-soluble, otherwise it wouldn't last through the normal handwashings people do throughout the day.
A drycleaner MIGHT be able to get it out, if all else fails. Drycleaners have a vast array of chemicals at their disposal, and they know how to use these chemicals. But if the stain is set, they might not be able to do anything.How can I remove dried-in nail polish from clothes?
Because of the chemicals it is made from only certain solvents (Such as nail polish remover) will remove it. Try drowning the selected area it in polish remover and running it under a tap to wash away both the polish and the remover.
That is the method i used to use to remove super glue from clothing.
they sell satin removers at the store u could buy one
White Spirit will do the job, though it takes at least two washes there after to get rid of the smell.
Rub in some nail polish remover :]
uuum... you cant, you are pretty much screwd!hair brush
You will have to soak the stain long enough for the polish to dissolve. To do this, saturate a cotton ball with polish remover or acetone (most or all fingernail polishes are acetone based). Then hold the ball on the stain, until it penetrates the cloth, and keep the stain moist. After a few minutes, try rinsing it with cold water. If you got some of the stain out, repeat the process. Think about removing polish from your nails...you can't just swipe polish remover across them and have the polish removed instantly, you have to scrub at them a bit. And nails are not nearly as absorbent as cloth is.
Acetone will dissolve some fabrics, particularly synthetics. And I do mean dissolve. The fabric will melt. If your garment is 100% cotton, it should be OK. If it's a cotton blend, though, test the polish remover on a hidden area, like an inside seam.
Some polishes contain dyes or colors which can stain things, though. Darker colors, and especially reds, are really bad about this. This is the reason a clear base coat is recommended, because dark polishes can stain the fingernails. If the fibers on your clothes are stained, and you have removed all the polish, then I'm sorry, but you're out of luck. The garment is permanently stained.
You might have set the polish and stain permanently when you washed and dried your garment. You should only try to remove stains in the wash if the stain is water-soluble. Nail polish is not water-soluble, otherwise it wouldn't last through the normal handwashings people do throughout the day.
A drycleaner MIGHT be able to get it out, if all else fails. Drycleaners have a vast array of chemicals at their disposal, and they know how to use these chemicals. But if the stain is set, they might not be able to do anything.How can I remove dried-in nail polish from clothes?
Because of the chemicals it is made from only certain solvents (Such as nail polish remover) will remove it. Try drowning the selected area it in polish remover and running it under a tap to wash away both the polish and the remover.
That is the method i used to use to remove super glue from clothing.
they sell satin removers at the store u could buy one
White Spirit will do the job, though it takes at least two washes there after to get rid of the smell.
Rub in some nail polish remover :]
uuum... you cant, you are pretty much screwd!
What VITAMINS can I take to help with dry nails/hair/skin/lips??
I drink water every day and apply lotions, but nothing seems to fix my dryness. I think its an internal thing where I may be lacking something..
Any suggestions on what vitamins may assist ??What VITAMINS can I take to help with dry nails/hair/skin/lips??
Anything that is high in vitamin E. Try getting a supplement of either vitamin E, Flax-seed Oil, or Fish oi. Also, your skin condition, just like the rest of your body, depends on what you put in it. Diets high in citrus fruits and water are good, but eat healthy all around.What VITAMINS can I take to help with dry nails/hair/skin/lips??
calcium tablets.
Dry skin problems respond well to self-care measures, such as using moisturizers and avoiding long, hot showers and baths. If you have very dry and scaly skin, your doctor may recommend you use an over-the-counter cream that contains lactic acid or lactic acid and urea.
In a more serious skin disease, such as ichthyosis or psoriasis, your doctor may prescribe prescription creams and ointments or other treatments in addition to home care.
Dry skin leads to dermatitis, which causes red, itchy skin. In these cases, treatment may include hydrocortisone-containing lotions. If your skin cracks open, your doctor may prescribe wet dressings with mildly astringent properties to contract your skin and reduce secretions and prevent infection.
I believe http://www.skinsosilky.com/ will help you best for more advices, ideas and best treatments for any skin problem like dry skin.
I would appreciate if you will e mail your question to
askthedoctor@rediffmail.com
and request for answer over e mail.
Vitamins A, C, and E are the best combination for beautiful skin. You can often find them all combined in one tablet or you can buy them individually. The daily amounts you want are Vit A = 10,000 - 15,000 IU; Vit C = 3,000 - 6,000 mg; Vit E = 400 - 800 IU.
It would probably also be helpful to take a daily multi-vitamin.
go to the health food store and purchase flax seed oil...it comes in capsules or in the refrigerated section sometimes they have it in liquid form and some might be marketed for hair,nails and skin...
Any suggestions on what vitamins may assist ??What VITAMINS can I take to help with dry nails/hair/skin/lips??
Anything that is high in vitamin E. Try getting a supplement of either vitamin E, Flax-seed Oil, or Fish oi. Also, your skin condition, just like the rest of your body, depends on what you put in it. Diets high in citrus fruits and water are good, but eat healthy all around.What VITAMINS can I take to help with dry nails/hair/skin/lips??
calcium tablets.
Dry skin problems respond well to self-care measures, such as using moisturizers and avoiding long, hot showers and baths. If you have very dry and scaly skin, your doctor may recommend you use an over-the-counter cream that contains lactic acid or lactic acid and urea.
In a more serious skin disease, such as ichthyosis or psoriasis, your doctor may prescribe prescription creams and ointments or other treatments in addition to home care.
Dry skin leads to dermatitis, which causes red, itchy skin. In these cases, treatment may include hydrocortisone-containing lotions. If your skin cracks open, your doctor may prescribe wet dressings with mildly astringent properties to contract your skin and reduce secretions and prevent infection.
I believe http://www.skinsosilky.com/ will help you best for more advices, ideas and best treatments for any skin problem like dry skin.
I would appreciate if you will e mail your question to
askthedoctor@rediffmail.com
and request for answer over e mail.
Vitamins A, C, and E are the best combination for beautiful skin. You can often find them all combined in one tablet or you can buy them individually. The daily amounts you want are Vit A = 10,000 - 15,000 IU; Vit C = 3,000 - 6,000 mg; Vit E = 400 - 800 IU.
It would probably also be helpful to take a daily multi-vitamin.
go to the health food store and purchase flax seed oil...it comes in capsules or in the refrigerated section sometimes they have it in liquid form and some might be marketed for hair,nails and skin...
How to get dried in nail polish out?
Is there any way to get dried in red fingernail polish out of a comforter?How to get dried in nail polish out?
Go to Lowe's or The Home Depot and get some Goof Off II. This stuff really works. Try on a small place first to check for color fastness.
paper clipHow to get dried in nail polish out?
I sympathize with you, my granddaughter painted my white slippers with red nail polish, I had to throw them away. If it is a small amount of nail polish, I would try clean nail polish remover. If the nail polish remover isn't clear (of other colors) it will also stain the material. Put a rag underneath the comforter and use a sponge to dab the nail polish out. I hope this works. Also, before you begin, you might want to test if the material fades from the nail polish remover. I would try a little in a spot on the comforter that would not show if it didn't work.
There is a pretty comprehensive 'stain removal ideas' site below for you
http://www.kids-partycabin.com/stain_rem鈥?/a>
Bookmark it for later.
Go to Lowe's or The Home Depot and get some Goof Off II. This stuff really works. Try on a small place first to check for color fastness.
paper clipHow to get dried in nail polish out?
I sympathize with you, my granddaughter painted my white slippers with red nail polish, I had to throw them away. If it is a small amount of nail polish, I would try clean nail polish remover. If the nail polish remover isn't clear (of other colors) it will also stain the material. Put a rag underneath the comforter and use a sponge to dab the nail polish out. I hope this works. Also, before you begin, you might want to test if the material fades from the nail polish remover. I would try a little in a spot on the comforter that would not show if it didn't work.
There is a pretty comprehensive 'stain removal ideas' site below for you
http://www.kids-partycabin.com/stain_rem鈥?/a>
Bookmark it for later.
How can I treat brittle nails,dry rough hands and feet?
Very dry skinHow can I treat brittle nails,dry rough hands and feet?
purchase bag balm and apply a couple times a day, works wonders and better than lotions etc.
drink lots of milk or consume alot of milk products as well.
purchase bag balm and apply a couple times a day, works wonders and better than lotions etc.
drink lots of milk or consume alot of milk products as well.
Has anyone found a really good fast drying nail polish that stays on for more then a day?
I haven't found a fast drying polish but at yoyour local department store you can gut a 60 second drying solution that u apply to ur nails . I have it and it really works it is also cheap it comes 2.50 per bottleHas anyone found a really good fast drying nail polish that stays on for more then a day?
Most of them, Just don't wash it off. :)Has anyone found a really good fast drying nail polish that stays on for more then a day?
i personally use avons new mark products their the best visit my personal consultants page u can shop or just browse from there and if u register she can tell you about the upcoming specials personal consultants web page is www.youravon.com/jsmoot-agee
My nail varnish can last for weeks make sure if using a dark colour use a base coat then the final coat should be clear. Hope this helps. Oh I do like Chanel.
RIMMEL!!!!!
OPI is the best for long wearing. And if you use their Chip Skip with it, it will last for a week easily :)
there's
nic's stick's by OPI
Use ';Out the Door'; over any polish. It dries so quick and keeps your polish looking great for days longer.
I like Lumene, it stays up to 4 days. Previously I had Dior, which was on till the first handwash..
Jessica!
First came accross this when they used it on me in the beauticians!
My nail varnish chips within hours sometimes.
That stayed on for AT LEAST 4 days without a mark b4 it started 2 chip!
was awesome!
I recently stumbled upon Sinful Colors Professional nail enamel. I found it at walgreens for $1.99. This stuff is amazing! It dries in under 3 minutes and absolutely does not chip at all. It will wear off before it comes off.
Most of them, Just don't wash it off. :)Has anyone found a really good fast drying nail polish that stays on for more then a day?
i personally use avons new mark products their the best visit my personal consultants page u can shop or just browse from there and if u register she can tell you about the upcoming specials personal consultants web page is www.youravon.com/jsmoot-agee
My nail varnish can last for weeks make sure if using a dark colour use a base coat then the final coat should be clear. Hope this helps. Oh I do like Chanel.
RIMMEL!!!!!
OPI is the best for long wearing. And if you use their Chip Skip with it, it will last for a week easily :)
there's
nic's stick's by OPI
Use ';Out the Door'; over any polish. It dries so quick and keeps your polish looking great for days longer.
I like Lumene, it stays up to 4 days. Previously I had Dior, which was on till the first handwash..
Jessica!
First came accross this when they used it on me in the beauticians!
My nail varnish chips within hours sometimes.
That stayed on for AT LEAST 4 days without a mark b4 it started 2 chip!
was awesome!
I recently stumbled upon Sinful Colors Professional nail enamel. I found it at walgreens for $1.99. This stuff is amazing! It dries in under 3 minutes and absolutely does not chip at all. It will wear off before it comes off.
How do I get dried finger nail polish off of a laminate floor?
You can try prying it off - with a pin head, a letter opener, or knife blade (but be careful NOT to dig into or cut the laminate.)
If that doesn't work, you can try using fingernail polish remover (NON-ACETONE) but use it sparingly. Rub just a little at a time and see it if will take it off layer by layer without hurting the laminate. Don't douse it with the remover - dab it on with a Q-tip to control the polish remover and concentrate it right on the stain.How do I get dried finger nail polish off of a laminate floor?
Put some nail varnish remover on a cotton bud and rub gently. Try not to get too much on the floor. It depends on the laminate that you have but you shouldn't damage it with the remover - just be carefull in case. Wash the area after with detergent and warm water - good luck.How do I get dried finger nail polish off of a laminate floor?
Nail polish remover would work. Try a blade or goo gone too. I'd soak a paper towel in the remover, then lay it on the laminate so as not to scratch it. Let it soak into the polish on the floor, then wipe.
use nail polish remover...worked for me:)
can u plz answer my question?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
use Acetone (better and stronger than dilute Polish Remover). you can find it in most drugstores.
I had the same problem. I used a bit of nail polish remover and them mopped afterward. 2D
nail polish remover.
I would try to gently scrape it off with a razor blade. It should pop right off.
I would use Sol U Mel. It's sold by Melaleuca. Let me know if you need more info.
a product called Goff off, works great.
If that doesn't work, you can try using fingernail polish remover (NON-ACETONE) but use it sparingly. Rub just a little at a time and see it if will take it off layer by layer without hurting the laminate. Don't douse it with the remover - dab it on with a Q-tip to control the polish remover and concentrate it right on the stain.How do I get dried finger nail polish off of a laminate floor?
Put some nail varnish remover on a cotton bud and rub gently. Try not to get too much on the floor. It depends on the laminate that you have but you shouldn't damage it with the remover - just be carefull in case. Wash the area after with detergent and warm water - good luck.How do I get dried finger nail polish off of a laminate floor?
Nail polish remover would work. Try a blade or goo gone too. I'd soak a paper towel in the remover, then lay it on the laminate so as not to scratch it. Let it soak into the polish on the floor, then wipe.
use nail polish remover...worked for me:)
can u plz answer my question?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
use Acetone (better and stronger than dilute Polish Remover). you can find it in most drugstores.
I had the same problem. I used a bit of nail polish remover and them mopped afterward. 2D
nail polish remover.
I would try to gently scrape it off with a razor blade. It should pop right off.
I would use Sol U Mel. It's sold by Melaleuca. Let me know if you need more info.
a product called Goff off, works great.
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