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Zombiegirl · July 2nd, 2008, 07:02 AM

Okay, you should use a really good base coat first. I am not sure if you have heard of CHI polish before but it is amazing!! You should be able to find it at your local "Trade Secret" or a nice Salon. Then apply 2 smooth, thin coats of color then a fast drying top coat. If you have a Sally Beauty Supply they carry one called "Out The Door" that works really well. Another super fast top coat would be "Poshe"...it dries all the way thru in 5 minutes.

So here are the steps:
*Base Coat
*2 coats of color
*Top Coat

You can apply them all at once but make sure you keep them very thin and smooth. If you coat it on too thick it will never dry and then chip or peel off in a day or so.

There is a great natural nail treatment by Nailtek that you can use over and under polish! Nail Tek Product Line
HTH!

July 2nd, 2008, 07:02 AM	#3 (permalink)
Zombiegirl Moderator Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Candy Cane Forest Posts: 7,800	Re: Nail Polish Okay, you should use a really good base coat first. I am not sure if you have heard of CHI polish before but it is amazing!! You should be able to find it at your local "Trade Secret" or a nice Salon. Then apply 2 smooth, thin coats of color then a fast drying top coat. If you have a Sally Beauty Supply they carry one called "Out The Door" that works really well. Another super fast top coat would be "Poshe"...it dries all the way thru in 5 minutes. So here are the steps: Base Coat 2 coats of color *Top Coat You can apply them all at once but make sure you keep them very thin and smooth. If you coat it on too thick it will never dry and then chip or peel off in a day or so. There is a great natural nail treatment by Nailtek that you can use over and under polish! Nail Tek Product Line HTH!