Long Lasting Varnishes

Choosing the right nail polish depends on several factors, such as color, duration, type and price. Also, it can be affected by the sensitivity of your nails, the type of your nails (thin, strong, brittle, etc.) and your preferences in designs and techniques.

Start by applying one nail base (base coat) to protect your nails. Then apply the polish in two thin coats, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next. Finally, apply a top coat to maintain the color and add shine.

Use an acetone or special nail polish remover. Soak a cotton ball in the liquid, place it on the nail and wrap it with aluminum foil for a few minutes. Then remove the cotton by pulling it towards the tip of the nail.

Long-lasting nail polishes can last anywhere from one to two weeks, depending on the type of product and how often you groom your nails.

Apply a top coat every two or three days to add extra protection and shine. Also, try to avoid activities that can damage your nails, such as washing dishes without gloves.

Long-lasting nail polishes are designed to last longer without chipping or fading, usually for one to two weeks. The normal varnishes or simply nail polish, may need reapplying every few days.

The choice of color depends on your personal preference, the season, your outfit and the occasion. For example, pastels or bright colors may be appropriate for spring and summer, while darker or neutral colors may be better for fall and winter.

To avoid bubbles, make sure your nails are clean and dry before applying the polish. Also, avoid shaking the polish bottle before application as this can create bubbles. Instead, roll the bottle between your hands.

Long-lasting nail polishes are a good choice if you want a color that will last for one to two weeks and can be removed with acetone. The semi-permanent varnishes, on the other hand, can last even longer, but require special equipment (such as a UV or LED light) to apply and remove, and should be done by a professional or with proper training.