A bright room can alter original color of nail polish

I find it funny when clients tell me that they keep their claws in the refrigerator. I can not seem to understand why. Then the answer came to me. The Pole has been kept in the dark (to avoid changing color enamel) and cold air slows down the air molecules. Personally, I think there are better ways to keep your glaze cool (and make room for milk in the fridge). As I mentioned, keep nails stored in the dark or direct sunlight is very important. Direct sunlight, even indirect sunlight (a bright room) can distort the original color of the wax. I worked in a spa that had a bright light into the room of the nails in the morning. This resort had to replace the OPI color of cotton candy Coney Island once every two months. The color will turn yellow and become unattractive to the customer. Another thing I noticed is that many people do not know how to keep the neck of the bottle clean. By keeping the neck and the inside lid of the bottle clean, you'll keep your nails fresh longer. You ask why? Well, when there is an accumulation of glaze on the neck and inside the cover, which will allow more air into the bottle and thicken the nails faster.






So how do you keep your neck and inside lid of the bottle clean? You can do it the usual way, with a little polish remover on a lint free paper towel and clean every time nail polish. Or you can just add a little caution to how to pull the brush from the bottle. As you pull the brush from the bottle, wipe excess glaze on the inside of the bottle instead of on top of the bottle. This will reduce the number of times you need to clean the neck and the inside cover of dried polish. Also save the headache of trying to open a bottle of nail polish that does not open because the cap is stuck drying enamel.







If the enamel is already thick, use solvent to rinse nails, no nail polish remover. Polish remover can sometimes break the nail incorrectly and make chips faster. You can pick up nails thinner in the homes of beauty and Sally. Fresh base coat of nail polish to polish also works fine without affecting the consistency. Also, you can get more out of your enamel (if you use a lot) for the purchase of two of the same type of polish (base coats, top coats, nail color). Use a bottle to apply to nails and use the other for the first refill. Instead of just receiving a bottle of half of each bottle (a bottle of two), you will get 1 ½ bottles out of the two. It is important to note, do not use a third bottle, as the original enamel has been broken too with thinning of the original enamel chip faster than a fresh bottle.