Little Bubbles After Applying Top Coat?

Oct 6, 2013

Courtney M.

I heard that shaking the bottle causes that. So instead of doing that, try rolling your polish on its sides. I've also read that having fans/wind can cause that to happen.

Oct 6, 2013

Brittany F.

Yes don't shake you bottle or pump you wand in and out because it'll great air pockets inside of the polish. Also apply thin coats one at a time and make sure you let it dry completely before you apply the next coat. If it persists I'd just go get a new top coat

Oct 6, 2013

Samantha B.

I read somewhere that the room temperature where the nail polish is kept actually causes that. Try putting the bottle in the fridge or keeping it in a much cooler area.

Oct 6, 2013

Sofiya B.

Don't shake the bottle. just stir unless you havent used it in areally long while.

Oct 6, 2013

Rose Y.

Here's a great YouTube video that talks specifically about nail bubbles and how to avoid them. It's like less than 2 minutes. 
http://youtu.be/70igSHavQ9I

Oct 6, 2013

Ciera R.

To many coats will do it or the type of nail polish :)

Oct 6, 2013

Deseni F.

Applying to many coats while it isnt really dried yet. ore to much nailpolish :)

Oct 6, 2013

Diana J.

... or low quality of polish, few minutes ago I've read that before closing the bottle it's good to blow into, and CO2 will make oxigen exit the polish so there shouldn't be any bubbles:-)