1 Dab It
Are you a fan of glitter nail polish? Glitter polish is perfect for those times you want to cover up a not-so-perfectly painted nail or just add some sparkle to your nails. Sometimes, there can be an issue with getting an even coat of glitter to the entire nail. You’ve probably tried some glitter polishes that spread evenly like a dream, whereas others come out in globs. One of the easy nail polish tricks to fix this is to dab on the polish rather than brushing it on. Get a dollop of glitter, dab it on your nail and then lightly spread it out.
Vinegar might not have the most pleasant fragrance, but if it can help your nail polish last longer, would you use it? The trick is to apply some 
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Don’t you just hate it when you remove your nail polish, only to find that your nails are still stained? One of the easiest nail polish tricks to do when you run into this problem is to grab some whitening toothpaste and spread it along your nails. Next, get an old tooth brush you don’t use or a nail brush, scrub and wash off!
There are lots of easy ways to create fun nail art, like using sandwich bags, tape, hole reinforcements and more, but perhaps the easiest of all is using a fine-tipped Sharpie. If you’ve got a pretty steady hand, you can use gold or black Sharpies to draw on designs, create a French tip or pretty much whatever you want. The best thing about trick is that if you make a mistake (before you apply the top coat), just wipe it off with rubbing alcohol and start over!
The very next time you give yourself a manicure at home, remember to avoid painting your nails in direct sunlight or next to a fan. Doing either is just asking for trouble because the sun and wind can disrupt the drying process and cause air bubbles, which will overshadow all of your hard work! Other tips for avoiding air bubbles are to keep nails dry before painting them and getting rid of any oil or residue on nail beds.
Waiting for your nails to dry can be one of the hardest things to do. I mean, you’re literally waiting for paint to dry! Be that as it may, remember to be patient when you’re painting your nails. Blowing on them to encourage faster drying actually prevents your polish from drying properly due to the moisture in your breath. If you’re in a hurry, try the cool setting on your blow dryer for a few seconds.
When it comes to applying nail polish, less is always better. Loading up the brush with too much lacquer can create a mess and it’ll take much longer to dry. Short, thin strokes are also a no-no as they can look messy. The key is apply enough polish to cover the nail in three strokes (not coats). It will take practice, but applying nail polish in three stokes starting from the base of the nail, then left and right will ensure an even coat. If your polish isn’t quite as opaque as you like, add another coat.
The last nail polish tip I have for you might be a bit of shock, but quick-dry polish isn’t always a good idea. Here’s why: quick dry formulas tend to be drying, so using them on the regular can dry out your nails. Sure, they’re okay on occasion, but don’t get in the habit of using only quick-dry if you want to have healthy, hydrated nails.