How do you get nailpolish off without nail remover?
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I scratch it off with other nails! :)))
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Rub on hand cream, then wash the spot with warm water. It may take a few washings before the glue comes off.  \n  \n      \n or\n  \n \nSoak your hands in warm water and soap, dab them dry, then take a nail file and file off the super glue.
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Use Sally Hansen Hard as Nails. The clear polish. It works wonders on my Nails.
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There's this nail polish that tastes really bad that is supposed to help you stop biting your nails. Or so that's what I hear. Well maybe you'd stop biting your nails if you painted them to make them look pretty. Maybe that'll help.
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fingernail polish remover
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nail polish remover works, so does rubbing alcohol.so does not getting it on your fingers in the first place.
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BABY OIL!!!! it takes off mascara soo easily!! good luck!
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Cut tips off then soak in acetone it will take a while but it's cheaper than going to a salon
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Fingernail polish is the best, but try washing it off with warm water and soap. May have to do it acouple of times for it to come off.
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Drugstores usually have a treatment for this. It's lke nail polish, only the taste is horrible. Use it daily and KEEP using it as your nails begin to grow. You could also try wearing gloves. It may look goofy, but it will help.
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You must soak your nails in an acetone based nail polish remover until the fake nails peel off. You could ruin your own nails if remove them any other way. Or go to your local nail salon.
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try clorax clean up, with a Mr.Clean eraser.It works for me.
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Use emery board to file down middle of nail to take pressure off sides. Soak in hot salt water. If you can,\ntry to put a tiny bit of cotton under that corner-with nail file carefully! little bit of red is not infected-If you do this today you can save Dr.bill! Soak-Cotton under nail will help a lot. All of this will!
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Hangnails are usually caused by dry skin or (in the case of fingernails) nail biting, and may be prevented with proper moisturization of the skin. Soaking in an oil-and-water solution, as you would when getting a manicure, is very helpful. Mix 4 capfuls of bath oil such as Alpha-Keri with 1 pint of warm water and soak your fingertips in it for 10 to 15 minutes. If you're having a lot of problems with hangnails, rub an emollient cream or ointment on the affected finger at bedtime and wrap it in a piece of plastic wrap. Secure the end with a bit of tape. The plastic will keep the moisture in overnight. Just be sure to remove the plastic in the morning. To prevent hangnails in the first place, moisturize your cuticles every day. Rub hand lotion into the flesh surrounding your nails to keep the area soft. For a more soothing feeling, warm the moisturizer over a pan of warm water, using a double boiler. Every time you apply moisturizer to your hands, take extra time to rub some into the cuticles.
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I learned the formula below for removing nail fungus from a sports doctor in the Far East. He had many athletes with fungal problems, and said that nail fungus was easy to cure (with steps 1 & 2). The problem was keeping the fungus from returning (step 3 took care of that). I would appreciate it if you e-mail me some time from now to tell me of your experience with it.\n\n1. 1 pt. hydrogen peroxide : 1 pt. vinegar\nSoak nail for 1 minute twice daily.\n\n2. 1 pt. bleach : 4 pts. water\nSoak nail for 30 seconds twice daily, after completing step 1.\n\n3. 1 pt. Tea Tree oil : 1 pt. Vaseline\nApply mixture after nail is dry after step 2; then cover with Band-Aid. If mixture wears off, reapply and cover with Band-Aid again. The addition of Vaseline to the Tea Tree oil will keep the oil on for a long period of time; without the Vaseline, the oil is absorbed, making you have to apply the the oil every 15 minutes or so.\n\nStep 1 & 2 should kill the fungus in a couple of days, but continue for a whole week to be extra certain. Continue step 3 until your nail grows out completely, which takes some time.\n\n\npt. = part
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Stretch Marks Removal\nhttp://stretchmarks-removal.blogspot.com/2006/09/stretchmarks-removal.html
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methyl ethanoate - Nail polish remover\nbutyl ethanoate - Bannanas