How to Make Dry Nail Polish Work Again
Intro: How to Make Dry Nail Polish Work Again
STEP 1: Step 1
For a couple drops of acetone or nail polish remover with 100% acetone into the bottle.
Let this sit out for an hour or two until polish is completely melted.
When it seems to be completely liquified stir with the nail polish brush.
!!! If you add too much acetone the nail polish will be too liquidy/loose !!!
10 Comments
capitinic21 3 years ago
wickedstorm 4 years ago
In my experience, it will be duller once dried, chip much easier and in time will become gritty to the point of it looking bumpy and terrible on the nail. Always use a thinner made especially for thinning nail polishes. You can get a bottle at a reasonable price at most any beauty supply store or online and it will last 'forever'. More importantly, your polishes stay happy and shiny!
All that said... you can use removers to thin if you really need to, like it's nearly empty anyway or you don't care about that particular polish. Slap a nice glossy protective top coat on it and you're good to go. But if it's one of your favorites, don't do it!
Sophia3kerr 6 years ago
zoe hoachlander 8 years ago
it worked.
LizzC 8 years ago
paigeleigh 10 years ago
bellaf13 10 years ago
Also, @anime and the Beatles, I don't know a way to make your nail polish dry faster, however, using the acetone in the nail polish didn't make it dry any slower. For me, it worked the same as it did before it dried out.
flo marie 10 years ago
Novina 10 years ago
Anime and The Beatles 10 years ago
Thanks! this is pretty helpful!