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Bridgegal
Posts: 4,004
Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Nail polish

‎09-12-2022 07:14 PM

I recently went to a new place for manicures and the first one was great.  I took an old polish and it turned out fine.

 

This time, I took another old polish I found in the back of a drawer, different brand, and it has little bubbles all over my nails.

 

Is it the brand?  I can't think of any other reason.  

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RedTop
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Re: Nail polish

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‎09-12-2022 07:26 PM - edited ‎09-12-2022 07:27 PM

It usually means the polish is just old and past its prime.

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Bridgegal
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Re: Nail polish

‎09-13-2022 11:06 PM

@RedTop wrote:

It usually means the polish is just old and past its prime.

 

     Thanks, I'll trash it.

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Jayhawk Girl
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Re: Nail polish

‎09-14-2022 05:40 PM

I keep my nail polish in the fridge. I swear it lasts forever!

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Shelbelle
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Re: Nail polish

‎09-14-2022 06:52 PM

I use polishes that are decades old, no issues, if they get thick use Beauity Secrets thinner. 

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