How to Choose the Best Nail Polish
Choosing good nail polish helps your manicure last longer. While it does matter how you apply the nail polish, choosing the best nail polish will also help the longevity of your manicure. Read on for some advice on how to buy the best nail polish. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Choose a nail polish and base coat with nail strengthening qualities if you have dry or brittle nails.
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Always use a base coat and top coat with your nail polish. Avoid the polishes that are all-in-one base coat, polish and top coat. They're never as good as using three different products.
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Experiment with different types of nail polish to see what type of finish you like best and which lasts the longest.
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Tips & Warnings
Always put on at least two thin coats of nail polish.
Several thin coats of nail polish last longer than one thick coat.
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I love the sinful line there are so many beautiful colors to choose from. If you use a couplle of layers of Sally Hansen nail strengthner on top you can get two or three days of looking great.
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wednesday679
Aug 24, 2009
Sometimes the base coats that say "strengthen" do so by drying the nails. For dry or brittle nails try a base that says "rejuvenates", or "restores". The article says "how to choose the best polish" and then advises the reader to experiment to find the best polish... I need to look and see if I can name brand names... but...Many major department store cosmetic lines sell excellent but more expensive polish. Most of the "drug store" lines are not as good a quality. You can almost use price as a standard, many beauty supplies carry both cheaper off brand and some major lines, though there have been a couple expensive (off brands) polishes that did not deserve the fame (chipped, peeled, poorly mixed), the middle price range of major manufacturers are generally good quality.
