How do you get glitter nail polish off the easiest way?

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  1. Global-Chica profile image75
    Global-Chicaposted 12 years ago

    How do you get glitter nail polish off the easiest way?

    It's so hard to take off glitter nail polish! Is there a trick to it?

  2. multiculturalsoul profile image73
    multiculturalsoulposted 12 years ago

    My wife had a similar problem, so I suggested steel wool, an SOS pad, an emery board, or super fine (360-600 grit) sandpaper.

    She thought I was crazy and continued to labor with the nail polish remover.

    I wonder if any of my "solutions" would have worked.

  3. Cristale profile image75
    Cristaleposted 12 years ago

    Using name brand nail polish remover, like Cutex, is the easiest way. Filing it off can damage the nail while name brand polish remover is strong enough to get all of it off within 2-3 swipes and contains good things for your nails.

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    JThomp42posted 12 years ago

    Place 2 cotton balls with nail polish remover on them, let them sit on the nail pushing them firmly down for a slow count of 20 seconds. Then slide the cotton balls across the nail. The glitter should adhere to the cotton balls.

    1. stricktlydating profile image70
      stricktlydatingposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Yes! That's what I do! The polish remover needs to soak in a little and it comes off much easier then!  It will dry your nails out a bit so it's a good idea to moisurise afterwards too.

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      JThomp42posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, I've seen this done many times as I am surrounded by females. smile

  5. Rosana Modugno profile image65
    Rosana Modugnoposted 12 years ago

    Make sure you use a good name brand nail polish remover like Sally Hansen or Cutex and that it has Acetone in it.  The non-acetone is good for fake nails but it won't remove the glitter.

    If you're having trouble with cotton, try using something with abrasion in it like the sponge backs of dish sponges that have a little scratch to it.  But if you use the right remover, you shouldn't have a problem.  Unless you have fake nails.  If you do, use the Acetone, just don't leave it on too long or it melts the acrylic.

 
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