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Nov 17, 2012
Shyla L.
So I am constantly doing new designs on my nails. Some of them I have posted. The problem is though, I use base coat, do the design, then a fast drying top coat. They usually peel off within one or two days! I want them to last much longer than that since I spend so much time doing them! Someone please help!
Nov 17, 2012
Leighanne H.
Have you tried prepping your nails first? Ie push cuticles and scrape, buff the natural nail and use a primer? Also you could get a easy off gel top coat, I get a good week if not longer when I do this with normal polish :) hope that helps :)
Nov 17, 2012
Emma R.
Use a good quality brand of nail polish like O.P.I and Avon. Cheaper brands tend to chip quicker.
Nov 17, 2012
Sandra D.
try letting each coat of nail polish dry individually -- also, don't add a lot of nail polish on at a time (per application)
Nov 18, 2012
Erica A.
When Ur done removing the polish spray Ur nails w alcohol to get everything off an don't touch Ur nails itll put oil back on them. After just apply Ur base and so on
Nov 18, 2012
Shyla L.
Thanks for the suggestions. Hope the tips help, will try them all!
Nov 18, 2012
Mandy R.
OPI gel nails, last up to 2 weeks-even 3 weeks looking freshly done. Takes 30 seconds to cure each coat and you leave with dry shiny nails or a matte look! Look around your town for someone that has the equipment..