There are a lot of companies that have come out with formulas that are meant to dry almost instantly. However, these polishes tend to be a little more expensive than traditional nail paint. This may be a simpler way to speed up the process, but it does the trick! Run the dryer over each nail for about minutes each.
This will require some patience, but in the end, it will all be worth it. For this method, make sure you only paint one hand at a time, using the hairdryer in-between applications. Only use the cold setting on the hairdryer because the warmer settings could burn your skin. Holding your hands in the freezer for a few minutes will help solidify the top layer of your polish so that you are less likely to smudge them.
This is a technique used by many nail technicians to cut down on drying time. Instead of applying one extremely thick coat of nail polish, use a couple of thin coats.
This allows your nails to dry in between coats and leaves you with a smoother end result. Many stores sell drying drops that you can apply to your nails to aid in the process. However, this method will only dry the top layer of your nail polish, which means the layers underneath will need more time to set fully. Hairspray on your nails will work the same as it does on your hair. Plus, this method might leave your hands feeling sticky.
After applying the hairspray, try not to bump your nails on anything for at least 30 minutes. If you are in a rush to paint your nails, you should pick a color that will dry the fastest. There actually are certain colors that dry faster than others. Metallic and sheer polishes will be your best bet here. They also will require fewer coats. Well, there are some alternatives to consider. The first one is getting a manicure done professionally at a salon.
However, you still have to wait for the technician to finish applying your nails, which can take up to two hours. Plus, a trip to the salon can cost you hundreds of dollars a month. The other solution to waiting for paint to dry is buying press-on nails.
This method requires no wait time and lasts five times as long as regular nail polish. Plus, you can get any design you want without worry about how talented you are at nail art. One word of caution though, when investing in this formula always make sure the cap is sealed tight and the bottle is stored carefully otherwise you the run the risk of drying the whole bottle out very quickly. Another old school hack, just like quick-drying drops the oil works to speed up drying.
Olive oil or even baby oil works in pinch and hey it works to hydrate your nails too! Apply a layer of oil on top once your polish has settled a bit. Wait up to minutes, gently tap to test the polish then wipe it off with a dry towel. And ta-dah, you should have a dry finish. You can get a nail-drying spray at the drugstore that helps your polish set quickly. Yes, this too helps dry the nail polish faster. However, remember that like a nail-drying spray it only hardens the top layer of polish no the base layer below.
So while you can go about your day normally be careful not to bump your nails until it has completely set. Have you tried any of these tips and tricks before? Which ones did you find most effective? Let us know in the comments below.
Follow missmalinibeauty on Instagram for more updates. View All. Keep reading to check out a few tips and tricks and avoid a manicure mishap with your wet nails: 1. Paint thin layers The most important rule when painting your nails is to go in with thin coats.
Place your hands in the freezer Cold air is really the most effective way to solidify the polish faster. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Riddle me this: What's worse than getting a manicure only for it to smudge before leaving the salon? Nothing, that's what. Okay, maybe that's dramatic, but we can all agree that messing up freshly-painted nail polish is eye-roll-inducing at best.
After all, in the busy world that we live in, it can sometimes feel like a feat to even make it to a manicure appointment or set aside time for a little DIY action in the first place, let alone allot time for a touch-up. Fortunately for us, there are ways to avoid the manicure mishap. Keep reading to discover 15 hacks to make your nail polish dry faster. If you go the blowdryer route, just be sure to press the cool shot button continuously while drying.
Forgetting to do so and accidentally using warm air could actually melt your polish. Brrr , we know. As much as we hate feeling cold, when it comes to our nails and the chance to not smudge them before they're dry, we're willing to do what it takes. In this case, it means holding your hands in the freezer for a minute or two. The cold air will help solidify the top layer of polish so that you don't have to be as careful immediately after your mani.
Nail polish manufacturers caught on to the fact that most people wish polish would dry faster. As such, many brands have launched quick-dry polishes that require zero extra steps to speed up drying—like Sally Hansen's Insta-Dri Nail Color.
Simply paint it on and marvel at how dry your nails are by the time you finish your last one. Designed to dry nails in one minute flat, it's no wonder hundreds of customers swoon over the easy-to-use product. Now, we know what you're thinking: Why on earth would I do that? Well, just like quick-dry drops, using oil can help speed up drying.
There's no real rhyme or reason to why this works, but beauty lovers all over the world swear by it in a crunch.
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