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I sometimes apply nail polish and after drying up they look terrible cause there is way too many bubbles!!! Does it have to do with the brand or what?
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Usually, it doesn't have anything to do with the brand. It can either be from applying too much nail polish, or from shaking the bottle too much. One tip can be to roll the bottle between your hands so that it warms up before you apply it (it also prevents bubbles). You can also apply a base and top coat, but make sure each layer dries before you add another.
Usually, it doesn't have anything to do with the brand. It can either be from applying too much nail polish, or from shaking the bottle too much. One tip can be to roll the bottle between your hands so that it warms up before you apply it (it also prevents bubbles). You can also apply a base and top coat, but make sure each layer dries before you add another.
What to do when nail polish bubbles (when applied)?
Q. Hi! I recently bought an $8 bottle of OPI nail polish that I really like, but when I applied it, the polish bubbles on my nails. I reapplied it several times with the same results. Do you know any tricks/tips for preventing this from happening, or fixing it once it happens? Thank you!
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You have apply thin, even coats, and allow the coats of nail polish to dry after each application. If they aren't fully dry, they will form bubbles.
You have apply thin, even coats, and allow the coats of nail polish to dry after each application. If they aren't fully dry, they will form bubbles.
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