What to do when nail polish dries up

Delicate hands actually describe the charm of female hands. For women, hands are their second face. Therefore, most women in life want to spend time on their hands, and painting nail polish can be said to be the best choice. Various colors of nail polish can make women's hands more charming and more moving.

But applying nail polish actually has a big trouble, that is, nail polish dries easily. What should you do if nail polish dries easily? Many girls who use nail polish have encountered this trouble. Depending on the nail polish you use, different methods can be used to avoid or solve it.

What to do if nail polish dries easily?

1. First of all, many volatile solvents are added to ordinary nail polish, which is why nail polish dries easily. Because ordinary nail polish contains acetone, ethyl acetate (commonly known as banana water) and other ingredients are very volatile. They run into the air, and only solids are left in the bottle, so it dries.

In this case, adding these solvent ingredients can solve the problem, but acetone and ethyl acetate (commonly known as banana water) are both flammable and hazardous chemicals. They are generally only available in chemical reagent stores and are not available in small packages, so it is more troublesome. You can also find nail polish thinners on the market, but it takes some effort to find them.

The problem is much easier for natural water-based nail polish. When applying nail polish, the bottle is not sealed and water will evaporate into the air, especially in summer. Then after using the natural nail polish two or three times, if you find that it becomes thicker, you can drop a drop of water into it, shake it well, and your nail polish will not dry out until it is used up:)

Special note: The method of adding water to prevent nail polish from drying out is not suitable for ordinary nail polish (ordinary nail polish is oil-based, while natural nail polish is water-based).

2. You can also drop some nail polish remover and then shake it! Next time, keep the nail polish you buy in a dark place and tighten the bottle cap. Putting it in the refrigerator is a good idea and it will be fine for a year or two. A friend offered a good idea: just add a few drops of perfume to the nail polish that has already dried. Be careful not to drip too much. Also, those with metallic luster are not suitable. It will lose its original luster. Any perfume is fine, as long as it's not too bad...

Next time you use nail polish, be sure to tighten it, shake it before use and place it in a dark place, this way the nail polish will last longer. If your nail polish has dried, you can also drop a small amount of nail polish remover, then stir it and use it again...but it will soon become thicker and lose some of the nail polish's gloss, so it's best to buy a bottle of special diluent.

Use a special nail polish diluent, drop about 3 drops at a time, shake evenly, and let it sit for half a day to let the air out. There will be no bubbles when applying nail polish.

Remember to clean the bottle mouth and bottle brush with nail polish remover or nail polish diluent, otherwise the bottle will not be sealed well and the nail polish will dry faster.

Do not use banana oil, nail polish remover, etc. to dilute nail polish, otherwise the glossiness of the nail polish will be reduced, the color will become more obvious, and it will be bad for the nails after applying it on the nails, and it will easily make the nails dry and yellow.

Nail polish dries easily. In fact, if you find a good solution, you can make the most of the beauty effect of nail polish. The above are some common methods to relieve the drying of nail polish. I hope it will be helpful to you who love beauty.