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Girlie19
03-02-2003, 12:11 AM
what are your favorite long lasting nail polishes? :)

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LuckyGirl649
03-02-2003, 02:22 PM
So far I havn't found a great nail polish that lasts more than longest less than a day without getting chipped. what i was lookin for and askin ppl at the farmacies for was something fast drying , long lasting and chip proof. they sujested wet shine by mabelline it is nice but i think to make it chip proof and for ne nail polish u gotta put one coat every day another one that i love is N.Y.C. its cheaper but not as think and lasts longer.

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lil red chevy
03-02-2003, 04:42 PM
When applying nail polish you need to make sure you use a base coat, then two coats of color (allow to dry between coats) then use a top coat. I hope this helps.

lil red chevy

psabrina
03-02-2003, 07:24 PM
Well, I saw a commercial for 'Nailfinity' I think that's what it was and it's by Max Factor...you know how they have 'facefinity' and 'lipfinity'...well I was planning on giving that a whirl. If anyone has used it I would love to know how it worked out for them! :)

DenverGal
03-03-2003, 02:45 AM
Sally Hansen is the best so far. They also have a top coat that you put on while the color is still wet and it seals it and helps it dry fast. I think it is called Ultimate Shield but I'm not sure. I've had nails that last for more than a week with that. Good luck!

moxiegirl
03-03-2003, 08:26 PM
You really aren't supposed to wear nailpolish for more than 24 hours at a time. It can be damaging to your nails, and can cause infection or discoloration. If however you would rather wear it longer without it chipping, definitely apply a topcoat and wear gloves when doing housework, dishes, etc. Good luck - and post it if you find something good! Thanks!!

Girlie19
03-03-2003, 09:50 PM
Thanx everyone. :) Nailfinity sounds interesting..

BarbaraAnne
03-04-2003, 01:56 AM
There is finally a nail polish that won't chip. I really didn't believe it until I tried it. It's the Revlon Colorstay "Always On". It lasted a full 8 days on me without chipping. I swear!! It kind of grows out lilke acrylic nails. It comes in a 2-pack box with polish and topcoat. Be sure and follow the directions and don't use a base coat. This one is really different. You will all thank me for the rest of your lives.

sakara33
03-28-2003, 11:23 PM
There are alot of good polishes out there....even wal-mart has some good ones....just make sure you apply a good B/C and T/C also make sure your nail plate is dry and free of any oils....some people have natural oily nail beds so there polish seems to not last as long. I think someone else said this already but make sure your nails are dry and oil free, then apply B/C and let it dry, then 1st coat of color, let it dry, then 2nd coat of color, let it dry.....then T/C let it dry....and like I said make sure there is no oil on your natural nail before you apply color.....my favorite brand of polish is Creative or OPI....that is all I use on my clients....and they love it.....like I said there are alot of great kinds out there.....doens't matter how much you spend...it is the way you apply it, is where some people have problems.....hope that helps....

psabrina
04-01-2003, 03:09 PM
Hi, I HATE it when my nail polish comes off the next day! > :( It makes me mad...I haven't tries 'Nailfinity' but I will try Revlon Colorstay like one person suggested! It sounds like a cool product and hopeully it will stay on my short stubs I have for nails! heeheeheeheehee!

:)

Island Girl
04-01-2003, 08:46 PM
Anything from Wet 'n Wild works great for me. It seems to last longer than anything else I've tried, even though it's quite cheap!





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