Is using makeup remover to remove nail polish problematic?

Makeup just bonds to skin and is not designed to remain on the skin for longer than a day (12-16 hours). Nail polish bonds to the surface of the nail and is designed to remain on the nails for 1-2 weeks. read more

Makeup just bonds to skin and is not designed to remain on the skin for longer than a day (12-16 hours). Nail polish bonds to the surface of the nail and is designed to remain on the nails for 1-2 weeks. So yes, makeup remover isn't designed to remove nail polish, and trying to use it for that is problematic because it simply will not work. read more

In such instances, an empty bottle of nail polish remover can easily foil your plans. Well, no need to feel defeated. There is more than one way to get rid of your old nail polish without using remover. You can make do with any rubbing-alcohol-based liquid. read more

You can also remove your older nail colour with the help of another nail colour or top coat. Simply, apply the nail colour or top coat on the nails and quickly rub it with the cotton ball. Vinegar is the easily available kitchen item. read more