Girls who love beauty will have one or two beautiful nail polish or nail polish glue so that they can paint their own favorite style, save money for manicures, and reduce damage to nails in the process of manicure. However, if the nail polish glue is put in for a long time, the water in it will lose, become thick, and even dry, and it cannot be used at all. Is there any way to break up a lump of nail polish glue?
1、 What should I do if nail polish becomes a lump
- Soak in hot water
If the temperature is too low, nail polish will solidify and stick, so it can be soaked in hot water. Prepare a cup of hot water, put nail polish in it, and soak for 10 to 20 minutes, The nail polish will melt into liquid, and you can use it normally.
- Add clean water
First, unscrew the nail polish glue, then drop two or three drops of water, tighten the cover, and constantly shake it, wait until the nail polish glue and water are completely fused, and the nail polish glue will become liquid.
- Storage method
In the process of storing nail polish glue, it should be placed at room temperature to prevent nail polish glue from curing and affecting its use due to low or high temperatures. nail polish should be shaded from direct sunlight or a phototherapy machine to avoid drying.
2、 What to do when nail polish dries into solid
If the nail polish dries after being unused for a long time, the water-based components in the nail polish will be evaporated by the air, causing the internal components to become sticky and difficult to stain. At this time, some transparent nail polish can be added to dilute it, which can restore the nail polish to its original state. Some nail polish can add a few drops of perfume, but do not add too much, just a few drops can dilute it, but this method is only applicable to ordinary nail polish, and some shiny metal nail polish is not applicable. Try hot water or add some water.
3、 How to keep nail polish better
- Store in a cool and dry place and avoid high temperatures or direct sunlight to prevent deterioration.
- The shelf life of ordinary nail polish is about three years. If it is not stored correctly after opening, the shelf life will be shortened.
- The bottle mouth must be tightly closed, otherwise, the solvent will easily thicken and the coating will be uneven after volatilization.
- If it is too thick, add 2 to 3 drops of nail polish thinner and shake it evenly (if diluted with deionized water, nail polish will be more likely to deteriorate and damage nails).
- When shaking nail polish, shake it from left to right instead of up and down. To prevent the small steel balls in the bottle from damaging the brush or causing bubbles, which will affect the coating effect.
