2. Use A Blow Dryer
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What You Need
- a hair dryer with settings you can change
Step-By-Step Tutorial
- Put your hair dryer on the coldest setting and plug it in.
- After you’ve finished painting your nails, move the dryer around them for two to three minutes in tiny, circular motions. Just be careful not to use too much pressure or hold it too near to your nails since doing so may cause your lacquer to ripple.
3. Spray On Some Cooking Oil Or Hairspray
The drying period of nail paint can be sped up by a quick spray of non-stick frying oil. If you run out of frying oil, you may also use a little hairspray.
What You Need
- No-Stick PAM Original Cooking Spray
Step By Step Tutorial
- After painting your nails, spritz some cooking spray over the manicure that hasn’t yet dried.
- With your hand around 30 centimeters from the can, hold it. By doing this, the power of the spray is prevented from smudging the wet polish.
- Before washing your hands with cold water, wait a few minutes.
4. Buy Yourself A Drying Spray Or Drops
Your wait time will be halved if you use a professional nail polish drying spray or drops. These items make your nails seem incredibly polished in addition to aiding in the paint’s rapid drying time. The skin surrounding your cuticles is additionally nourished and treated by them.
