Nail color chipping?

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Faith E.

Apr 30, 2013

Faith E.

How long do you normally have your nail color on before it starts to chip? Around what day should nail color start to chip? Mine is normally around day 3 possibly day 4.

Jalyn M.

Apr 30, 2013

Jalyn M.

Sometimes mine chips about 4 -5 days after I paint it.

Lakeisha B.

Apr 30, 2013

Lakeisha B.

Mine 2 days or sometimes at the first day..

Sheree H.

Apr 30, 2013

Sheree H.

Yeah mine is also like 2 days? How do you make them last longer?

Sonja J.

Apr 30, 2013

Sonja J.

When I aply my nail polish or design,I allways go over it with top coat,but the key to longer lasting polish is to aply your top coat over upper nail edge,the white part's edge...I don't know how to explain any better,but it gives around +2 days to your design,and also aply either undercoat,or use topcoat for undercoatnig.

Sonja J.

Apr 30, 2013

Sonja J.

And also,it is allways better to aply 2-3 thin coats than one thick coat.

Trinity D.

Apr 30, 2013

Trinity D.

Mine last like 3 weeks base coat guys and sally Hansen top coat I also exfoliate and clean off with nail polish to make sure its complatly clean

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