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    Clumpy old nail polish no more!
    Sunday, December 16, 200712:26:00 AM 0 commento
    Why is it whenever I get a new shade of polish it always seems to get clumpy after just a few uses? How can I make it last longer?

    Your nail color can last up to a year—two years even—if you keep it in the refrigerator. Refrigeration will extend the shelf life of a nail color by 50 percent at least.

    The other must for home-manicure fiends: Nail polish thinner. OPI makes one. Supernail makes one. Any polish manufacturer worth its acetone makes one. Go get one. And, when things get gloppy, add one to two drops—no more—and gently shake.

    One other nail tip, so to speak: Dark polishes thicken more quickly because they have more pigment.

    Source: mystyle.com

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