Nail Salon Party - Nail Salon Game

About Nail Salon Party - Nail Salon Game Android Game

Applying nail polish is a tricky endeavor, and although it would be fantastic to have salon manicured nails consistently, it's not a budget friendly idea. A clean, smooth manicure that looks up to par with a salon manicure can be difficult to achieve, but with the right nail preparation and a good quality polish, your nails can come out looking professionally done, and can last up to a week.

Choose a good quality nail polish. The type of nail polish you use is key to achieving a well manicured look that lasts a long time. Forego those cheap nail polishes you can find for a dollar or two and consider splurging on a more high quality nail polish. It may be more expensive but it will last longer on your nails and won't dry out as quickly in the bottle.


Apply a base coat. After you have prepped your nails, you'll want to put a base coat on your nails to make your nail polish last longer and cling better to your nails. Use a base coat that is a good quality, like the nail polish brands listed above, and apply a thin layer with about three swipes of polish. Let the base coat dry before you apply your nail polish.

Apply the first layer of nail polish and let it dry. After you have applied a base coat to your nails you can start applying the actual nail polish. Taking your nail polish brush, dip it in the polish just so you have enough polish on your brush to create a thin layer. Then, swipe on the nail polish with three, thin strokes with one in the middle and two on the sides. Let your nail polish dry for two minutes before applying the second coat.
Apply a second layer and let it dry. After your nail polish has dried, you can apply your second layer of polish, using the same technique as the first layer with three, even strokes of polish. Let your polish dry and proceed to the third coat if you want a darker color. If you are going for a lighter color, the second layer can be your last layer.
Apply a top coat. Once you have finished applying the color to your nails, you'll need to apply a top coat to help the nail polish last longer and to keep it from chipping. Make sure your nails are dry before you apply the top coat -- they shouldn't feel sticky. Then, apply a layer of top coat with three swipes in one direction across your nails. Let the top coat dry before you do anything else with your hands to keep your nails from chipping or smudging.
* If you aren't sure if your nails are dry and you don't want to touch them to risk messing up your nail polish, you can swipe a thin layer of top coat across your nail. If the brush on the top coat polish shows any color, then your nail polish isn't dry yet and you need to wait a few more minutes before applying the last coat.


Touch up your nails. As you were painting your nails you might have noticed that you were getting the nail polish on your fingers and not just your nails, which can create a sloppy look. But it's fairly easy to touch up your nails -- just use a cotton swab and dip it in nail polish remover. Then, gently rub off the excess nail polish around your nails until your nails look very neat.
It can beneficial to wait and do this until after you nails have dried. You can do it while you are painting your nails, but you risk smudging or rubbing off some of the nail polish that you have just painted. Nail polish that has had a top coat and dried will take a little extra force to get off with nail polish remover, so if you accidentally bump it while you are trying to touch up your nails, it should do little harm.
Store your nail polish in a cool area. When exposed to bright lights or heat, nail polish can experiences changes in its thickness and color, so it's best to store your polish in a cool dark area. You can store nail polish in your fridge to help it last longer and keep it from clumping, making it easier to apply.