I started by pouring one nearly empty nail
polish into the other.
I added nail
polish remover to the empty bottle and shook it around.
When I emptied the nail polish remover, there
was still some residue so I dipped a Q-tip into nail polish remover and cleaned
some more.
I soaked a cotton ball in
nail polish remover and used that to clean the nail polish brush.
Next you can
either add the glue to your cleaned nail polish bottle or you can add a drop of
glue to your nail and spread it with the nail polish brush. The later is easier and would save you the
hassle of cleaning out a nail polish bottle.
The glue goes on white and dries clear.
It takes a good amount of time to dry depending on how thick you apply
it. When the glue does finally dry, you can
paint your nails.
When you are ready to remove your polish, you
simply peel it away. My peel off base
coat did not start coming off before I was ready. When
I started to peel off my nail polish, it was coming off in small bits. A few pieces came off in chunks,
but for the most part it was a slow process.
There was a bit of residue left over on my nail that I easily wiped away with a cotton ball soaked in nail polish remover.
I had high hopes for my DIY peel off base coat, but it just did not work that well for me.