Colored Nails- Tricks to Whitening Them

Hello Readers,

Have you ever wondered why your nails are yellowish, pinkish or greenish  in color after you take that nail polish off? This is as a result of dark nail polish colors. There is a limit to wearing nail polish even though you love that polish. Ladies! You shouldn’t wear nail polish for more than 10days (2weeks). Anything after that will suffocate your nail bed and you know your nails needs to breathe! Yes! they need to. 

What Is Skin tone and How It Determines Your Nail Polish Color?

What influences your choice of nail color? It could be your mood, the color or trend. All of these reasons are not wrong. But first, you need to know your skin tone. I have discovered that most ladies choose their colors based on what they see on others which doesn’t work out most times.

Before you wear that nail color, just be sure it compliments your skin.

WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT NAIL POLISH REMOVER

The use of acetone nail polish remover is very common but most women don’t bother to read the ingredients before purchasing. Some don’t even know the different types of nail polish removers. There are two types of nail polish remover: acetone and non-acetone remover.

Acetone

Acetone is the organic compound with the formula (CH3)2 Co. it is a colorless, volatile and flammable solvent.

NAIL TIPS

Are you tired of how fast your nail polish dries up? You might still want to keep those nail polish rather than throwing it away. To preserve your polish both in the bottle and on your nails, I recommend always following the 5 Do’s and Don’ts of nail polish:

Avoid using nail polish removers:

It contains acetone and it ruins the color of your polish. 

Nail polish thinner is specially formulated to restore your thickened polish back to its original consistency. Use 2-3 drops and roll the bottle between your hands – your polish will be like new.