those solutions work but usually you mess up your pretty nails like that. let the polish dry on your skin. it will come off after its dry or when you are in the shower. take a shower in the morning or once it's dry. the shower will make it just fall off rather than peeling, picking, and touching.How do you get nail polish off the skin around your nails?
ok....dip a q-tip in acetone nail polish remover and wipe off the messed up areas...jus be careful that u dont get the polish on the nail itself.. this works and i do it ..it works.
Most people would dip a cotton bud in nail polish remover and carefully rub at the excess nail polish. However that can mess up your manicure if you're not careful. The alternative is to dip your hands in warm water for a few minutes to soften up the skin around your nails then carefully scrape with a wooden cuticle stick. Another method is to alter the way you apply polish. Get a small paintbrush(the ones used by model builders)dip it in polish and paint the parts of the nail where it meets the skin first. I came across this idea when I was low on black nail polish and tried using black acrylic paint and clear nail polish and found that using a small brush gave really good results
You can use a Q-tip dipped in polish remover, and you'll get best results if you wait until the polish dries first before doing this.
If you don't wanna wait until it dries, then after polishing each nail, immediately scrape the polish off with the tip of a metal nail file. Don't wait until you've done all 10 fingers, do this nail by nail.
Or you can just let it flake off naturally. Taking a shower can speed up the process.
just use some nail polish remover on a Q-tip.comes right off. or you could scape it off with your other nails. but eventually if you didnt do anything it would wash off by its self.
I use a q-tip dipped in remover.
just use finger nail polish remover!! duh!!
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