How Can I Fix My Old Nail Polish

Nail polish that has been sitting away in your drawer for a while begins to become incredibly thick and impossible to use. I've had thrown out my fair share of old nail polish, so I decided to do some research to find out if it could be reversed. So, this is what I found.

 

There are two ways to rescue old nail polish:

1. Lacquer Thinner

2. Nail Polish Remover

Once you choose your preference, pour a few drops into the bottle, put the lid back on, and shake. Check the consistency, and add a couple more drops if you want the lacquer thinner.

 

Now, there is no reason to throw out a bottle of nail polish unless it is completely finished!

 

Introduction (12/12/11)

Being on holidays from uni definitely has its benefits when it comes to magical makeup, charming hairstyles, pretty nail polish, stunning fashion, gorgeous shoes and sparkling jewellery

I get to wake up every morning, and spend quality time filing, buffing, shining, and painting my nails
I can spend time away from the hair straightener, giving my locks time to grow and feel healthy
I am able to waste hours trawling through blogs, searching for inspiration and ideas on fashion, hair, makeup and jewellery
I can get in my car and drive to one of many shopping centres to purchase new items that appeal to me, spending the money that I am saving from train travels to the city for university
I don't have to make sure I have comfortable shoes to wear all the time - I can buy and wear heels and wedges
I have time to get ready for the day, instead of rushing my hair and makeup to ensure I am on time

I want to use this blog as a platform to file my ideas and experiences based on fashion and beauty, as well as to provide information to other people interested in similar topics.

I am bursting with creative thoughts and images to publish and share.