Tricks of the Trade
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Babafette
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Tricks of the Trade
Ok i'm relatively new to polish, compaired to some of you on here, so i have a lot to learn
My first question is...what do you do when you get half way down a bottle of polish? Well maybe not polish as i dont think i've used any of my polishes more than 2 or 3 times but i have a bottle of Seche Vite that i am about half way through but the brush doesnt reach the bottom of the bottle so i have started to have problems getting enough on the brush each time
If you tilt the bottle a bit you get more on the brush but when you have one hand of semi-wet polish its not that easy.
So what do you do when you get near half way or lower on a polish bottle?
My first question is...what do you do when you get half way down a bottle of polish? Well maybe not polish as i dont think i've used any of my polishes more than 2 or 3 times but i have a bottle of Seche Vite that i am about half way through but the brush doesnt reach the bottom of the bottle so i have started to have problems getting enough on the brush each time
If you tilt the bottle a bit you get more on the brush but when you have one hand of semi-wet polish its not that easy.
So what do you do when you get near half way or lower on a polish bottle?
Wesker- Posts : 835
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Join date : 2012-08-21
Age : 58
Location : Kent
Re: Tricks of the Trade
Another tilter here Wesker - and I wadge the brush up and down which invariably leaves bubbles in the Seche but hey, when time's against you - needs must!!! Have you plonked some restore in it?
LoolaBeanbag- Posts : 2742
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Location : The compost heap in the garden of England
Re: Tricks of the Trade
I start another bottle - and then when I've got two that are half full, top one up with the other. Usually needs a bit of thinner but it works fine.
mmmmchocolate- Posts : 273
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Join date : 2012-08-29
Re: Tricks of the Trade
I'm a tilter too - I can almost fully empty a bottle of basecoat now lol. Seche Vite I just top up though.
Re: Tricks of the Trade
This is what I do with Nail Envy, works a charm. My latest bottle got to just under halfway and I was struggling to get anything on the brush, so I bought a new bottle and will tip the contents of the old bottle into the new one when I've used a bit upmmmmchocolate wrote:I start another bottle - and then when I've got two that are half full, top one up with the other. Usually needs a bit of thinner but it works fine.
Laura- Posts : 2727
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Join date : 2012-10-16
Age : 32
Location : West Sussex
Re: Tricks of the Trade
large ball of blu tack, wedge the bottle in at the desired angle and stick it to the table
Re: Tricks of the Trade
I don't think I've ever managed to get halfway down a bottle of polish so it's not a problem I've encountered yet! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Babafette- Posts : 3414
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Join date : 2012-08-21
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Re: Tricks of the Trade
hahhaa same here...except for base and top coats xDBabafette wrote:I don't think I've ever managed to get halfway down a bottle of polish so it's not a problem I've encountered yet! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
annita008- Posts : 329
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Join date : 2013-04-11
Age : 33
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Re: Tricks of the Trade
I'd give it away! It'll generally be a bit gloopy and be more annoying to apply and when you're charging, it has to be perfect.
Linzi- Posts : 67
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Re: Tricks of the Trade
I bought a huge professional sized bottle of Seche - when mine gets gloopy, I dump some Restore in it, then top it up with fresh Seche until it's a full bottle again. I just don't have the patience to be a tilter, LOL!
Re: Tricks of the Trade
I'm another tilter, who uses Seche til it's half done, moves to the next bottle, then tips the remainders of the previous bottle in when bottle 2 gets halfway down.
My question for you all is about clean-up brushes. I had a lovely little eye shadow brush that I got in a set ages ago. It was perfect for doing clean-up around my cuticles after polishing: dense enough, shirt enough bristles and great handle; which made clean up easy. And then I dropped it down between the cushions and the sofa ate it I've failed to find the kit again and am looking elsewhere now.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good brush to clean up cuticles with? Ta.
My question for you all is about clean-up brushes. I had a lovely little eye shadow brush that I got in a set ages ago. It was perfect for doing clean-up around my cuticles after polishing: dense enough, shirt enough bristles and great handle; which made clean up easy. And then I dropped it down between the cushions and the sofa ate it I've failed to find the kit again and am looking elsewhere now.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good brush to clean up cuticles with? Ta.
Shezza- Posts : 88
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