Say goodbye to pressing and scratches in the paint. With our tips, your nail polish dries at turbot tempo.
Sometimes I wonder why I push up some things and slide again and then ultimately do them between the door and fishing line ... knowing that with better time management, some things would take a lot more stress -free. Are you that way too?
A banal example of me: I often paint my fingernails shortly before. That means hair, make-up, outfit stand-only the nails still look naked and not so nice. Panically, I then pick up the paint after a glass bottle and brush at the turbot tempo (be careful: I don't take a UV varnish in SOS mode).
The result: more bad than right. Nice would be a bit neat and cleaner. And, which is much worse - since I miss time and calm to let the color dry properly - I have quirks and fingerprints in the paint directly.
Either because I was inattentive and came up somewhere or because I struggled with my fingers on the layer of paint to test over it.
If you are on stress or the nail polish just don't want to dry despite calm, then I have the rescue. Here there are four tricks, thanks to which the paint hardens much faster.
With these tips and tricks, your nail polish dries much faster
If it has to or should be quick again, you can shorten the drying time of the nail polish with a few tips and tricks. So if you, like me, have bumblebees in the butt and don't want to wait considerably for the color layer to dry, you can tackle one or the other from the following advice.
#1 Rapid drying overproof or drop
Bring with the top coat! A top coat can not only ensure that our nail polish keeps better and longer, but also shorten the drying time. And that's exactly where the doorbell rings. Because we are in a hurry and want to save time.
Stands on the bottle "Dry Fast", "Quick Dry" or "Express" a top coat should have the magical ability to seal the color at a record -breaking pace. Less than 60 seconds and the paint is dry.
In addition to top coats that look like nail polishes and are applied with a brush, there are also so -called "drops". The products are said to have the same effect, but are dripped onto the freshly painted nails using a pipette.
#2 Nagellack-Trocknerspray
Nail polish dryer sprays are similarly clever helpers such as super-fast-drying overlagings. I would say that the use of these products is even simpler and more uncomplicated.
Paint your nails, bring in patience for 30 seconds and let the color dry. Now you reach for the dryer spray, which can be handled as much as a hairspray. Spray the product on your nails from a distance of about 30 cm and wait a minute. You can already move freely again and do not need to be afraid to get a fresh scratch in the paint.
#3 Cold water method
No Quick-Dry products at hand? Doesn't matter. The trick box also has a few home remedies ready. One of them is the cold water method. What is behind it?
Cold makes the paint dry faster. In this case cold water, really cold water. Only let your freshly painted fingernails dry for about three minutes and then immerse them in a bowl with ice -cold water (use best ice cubes). After about two to three minutes you can take your fingertips out of the water and look forward to nails hardened by the meantime.
#4 cold air
Let us bring patience and time with us, let's let our nail polish dry in the air. If you want to go faster, we can accelerate the whole thing and take advantage of the air by moving it and creating an air flow.
A light draft helps to dry out the nail polish faster because it promotes the evaporation of the solvents in the paint. For example, this works well with a compartment or a hair dryer with a cold air level.
Attention: blowing doesn't help. The moisture in the breathing air prevents the paint from drying. Even if the surface of the nail polish looks hard, it may be that the paint has not dried through.
Something important at the end:You ultimately have to find out for yourself which method works best for you so that your nails dry faster. The tips and tricks presented here can help you.
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