Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Nail polish peeling after applying?

Ok, i paint my nails very vibrant colors. Lime green, neon orange, and/or white and black. So chipping and peeling nail polish only after a few hours or the next day is really annoying. Anyone know exactly what i can do to help this? Also i do often chip the nail polish off after about a week sometimes with my nails, is that causing my future problems? I know i work in a barn, so my nail polish takes A LOT of abuse, but even if i don't work that day, it still chips and peels. Anyone out there who can help? I even tried changing brands thinking it'd work a bit more.Nail polish peeling after applying?
OK!! what you need to do is simply buy a STRONG CLEAR coat...this will help strengthen your nails and prevent the nail polish from peeling!!!!! this works VERY well! u dont need to change brands or anything dramatic as that!








HOPE THIS HELPED!Nail polish peeling after applying?
get better nail polish and get a better top coating polish.
Them your nail polish sucks.//
apply a top coat of clear polish!
There is a opi product that is called bondaid this is a ph balancer for natural nails and it will help you a lot under the lacquer, try it and you will see.
Scrub your nails in soap and water and dry on a paper towel or clean washcloth. I have had that same problem because the surface of my nails wasn't clean enough and there were some oils on them--so the polish didn't really stick. After you wipe your nails be really careful to keep them clean as you apply your polish, then let dry completely, and keeping that same surface clean apply a clear top coat. Plus, make sure the top coat is a good brand, like Sally Hansen. That should help out a lot.





You also may want to consider getting some gloves for your barn work if it's getting really annoying. (:
well it doesnt do a lot to yur nail to pick nail polish about the chipping i think its just because most little girls use that and the makers think it doesnt need to last long

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