Tuesday, September 17, 2013

These hands need some love!

So, I'm sitting here reading my friend's blogs and painting my nails (which I barely ever do!). When I do I feel especially nice but I don't really know any good techniques or really great colors. I usually use Revlon.. actually they are the only ones I have. How do you keep up with the latest colors when you don't have time? How do you get your nails to dry quickly? Being a mom I don't have time to just sit around blowing on my nails. I would really like to keep up with my nails but don't have any motivation to. Colors? Techniques? Do you use base coats and top coats? How long do you leave it on for? How do you dry it? I could really use some nail motivation! oh and do you use any other products for you hands/cuticles? Please HELP ME out GIRLS!
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  1. beba2125September 17, 2013 at 10:13 AM

    I barely have time to keep up with my nails too. But I do have a couple of the sally Hansen 30 second dry nail polishes...(I think that's what their called) and those are especially good if you cant sit around to wait for it to dry. But most of my collection aren't quick dry's so my sister told me about this spray that they sell at Family dollar. It dries any nail polish as soon as you spray it! And it works! I use it every time I do my nails now. It was only like $2 or $3...of course you cant do anything that may scrape your nails cuz it will still dent the nail polish but it dries it enough where you don't have to sit there forever blowing your nails. It's a lot quicker to paint my nails now! I will have to look at the name of it and give it to you.

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  2. susie_laineSeptember 17, 2013 at 10:26 AM

    I just did dark purple. I have only one top speed (Grape) by Revlon that I use.. I have to get that spray to dry them. I don't use any base coat or top coat but I should!

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  3. UnknownSeptember 17, 2013 at 10:45 AM

    Get the stick on nail polish, no dry time. Sally Hansen makes it but I prefer ordering online from incoco

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  4. Hannah@EriesistibullSeptember 17, 2013 at 5:09 PM

    I've heard you can mist them with cooking spray (Pam) to dry faster

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    1. susie_laineSeptember 17, 2013 at 6:58 PM

      Does it have to be a certain type.. have you tried it Hannah?

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