Ok so Ive ingested bottles of nail polish..I know Ive ingested atleast 100..Im always craving it, probably because of my Pica, but Im always nervous and twitchy/shakey..do you think its because of the nail polish..? What are the dangers of ingesting it? And where should I go from here.. ? I dont want my stomach pumped, and if I tell my mum shell probably get pissed off at me and will complain bout me wastin her work time..so thats most the reason I havent told her that I cant stop yet {[{Ive told her that I TASTED nail polish once and she got mad but I havent told her bout the bottles}]} another reason is that Im afraid I cant stop drinking it..so..yeah..
Ingested nail polish?
hun you really needa call posin controll or 911 ingesting nail polish is very dangrous. I wont go into more details cause I dont wanna scare you,
Reply:you could DIE no kidding call 911 or poison control right now !!! would you rather get yelled at and get ur stomache pumped or die ... ur choice!
Reply:You may be addicted from the fumes of the polish so I would suggest finding something else to eat. Really I'm sure there is something other than nail polish to drink/eat, and keep some of your favorites (chocolate, ice cream, etc.) around to prevent you from thinking about the nail polish. Try to keep the nail polish in a public area of the house so you will be less likely to eat it, and CALL POISON CONTROL, and keep something like ipecac around. I would altogether just get rid of it. The chemicals are very bad for the stomach.
Reply:there is a pretty good chance some of those contain lead too!!!
Reply:go to the hospital
Reply:OMG u need to call poison control or 911 NOW!!!!!
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Monday, August 3, 2009
How do I apply nail polish best (what are your secrets on it)?
I need tips on applying nail polish neatly without streaks and clumpy gluggy looking bits on it and so it can last longer.
I bought french polish set and it comes with the orange stick, rosy polish, white polish, clear polish and the stencil stickers.. and tips on that too thanks.
How do I apply nail polish best (what are your secrets on it)?
Choose a nail polish in a color of your choice.
Make sure to have your cottonballs, nail polish remover (acetone), towel, newspaper, and clear nail polish.
Paint your nails in a well-ventilated room. The fumes can be extremely dangerous to your health.
Do not Shake the nail polish bottle as this will cause bubbles. Instead roll the bottle between your hands to warm it up. Open it, and scrape some of the excess nail polish off.
Paint one stripe in the middle. Then, paint a stripe on the left, continuing to the right.
Apply one coat of clear nail polish (base and top coat works best). Let it dry.
Apply your first coat of color to your nails, using only three strokes per finger and painting in an upward motion. Don't worry if it looks too thin. It's supposed to. Let it dry -- if it's even a little sticky, the next coat won't go on.
Apply your second coat of color to your nails. Let it dry.
Apply a last coat of clear nail polish to keep the color lasting for at least 1 more week!
TIPS:
Keep nail polish in the refrigerator. This will keep it from clumping and make it last longer.
If your nail polish clumps up on your nail, remove it with the nail polish remover. If the nail polish is old, roll it between your hands to warm it up. Then, if clumping continues, throw it out. Get a new nail polish.
When painting, keep the coats very thin!
When you mess up, don't stress up! Simply wipe it off with toilet paper and remove all the polish with nail polish remover to get the stuff that the toilet paper missed.
Remember that the top coat is the one everyone will see, and the one that you'll feel. Keep that coat smooth!
If you want sort-of a cool looking texture, wait until the coat is dry enough that you can make fingerprints on it, but not have to clean any off your finger. Then put your finger on it and it will make a finger print! It looks kind of neat from close up.
Run your nails under water after painting. This will give you the chance to feel any bumps without ruining the coat.
If you are in a hurry, use a hair dryer to dry your nails!
If you mess up, get an edge on a piece of toilet paper and gently wipe it off.
Use sparkly and shiny colors! This will get your fingers noticed and you will love it the most!
Don't be afraid to put on stickers or fake gems!
If you don't have the patience to let your nails dry, sit still, wave your arms around like crazy, or watch a movie so that you are busy while your nails dry!
Don't paint on a washcloth; it will make it dirty; use a piece of notebook paper.
If your nails keep breaking and the nail polish makes them look gross, buy some nail hardening fluid (this can be found in the makeup section of drugstores and chemist shops) which you apply before the nail polish. It will make your nails nice and strong so they look long and pretty when painted.
Reply:.... put a little bit of nail polish remover in the bottle... my mums a nail tech... just a tiny little bit... like a drop. this stops all clumps and helps stop streaks. :) also dont buy elcheapo nail polish.... go the good brands you know of. :) they always work best.
With the french set. make sure you let each layer dry... make sure its REALLY dry before taking the sticker off... :)
Reply:Practise applying it with a dark colour 1st because then you can see where your mistakes are.
Ok 1st you need to apply a base coat. It helps the nail polish go on smoother and protects your nail.
Then you need alot of polish on the brush and start from in middle of your nail and then to the tip in 1 stroke, then 1 edge of your nail in 1 stroke, and then the other edge in 1 stroke and finally the middle of your nail again in 1 stroke. You only need to dip the brush in the polish 1 time per nail.
And after its dried add a clear vanish on top to keep the colour there and make it shiney. Hope this helps :)
Reply:Do it in three bits streak down the middle of the nail then a streak down the right side of nail and streak down left of nail, use cotton buds soaked in acetone free nail polish to remove Polish you may have dripped on skin, wait until completely dry to stop smudging and put stencil on and use color to go over tip of nail but do not go over and over as it will end up in a mess just go over tip using one stroke......if this does not work go to nail salon much more relaxing.
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I bought french polish set and it comes with the orange stick, rosy polish, white polish, clear polish and the stencil stickers.. and tips on that too thanks.
How do I apply nail polish best (what are your secrets on it)?
Choose a nail polish in a color of your choice.
Make sure to have your cottonballs, nail polish remover (acetone), towel, newspaper, and clear nail polish.
Paint your nails in a well-ventilated room. The fumes can be extremely dangerous to your health.
Do not Shake the nail polish bottle as this will cause bubbles. Instead roll the bottle between your hands to warm it up. Open it, and scrape some of the excess nail polish off.
Paint one stripe in the middle. Then, paint a stripe on the left, continuing to the right.
Apply one coat of clear nail polish (base and top coat works best). Let it dry.
Apply your first coat of color to your nails, using only three strokes per finger and painting in an upward motion. Don't worry if it looks too thin. It's supposed to. Let it dry -- if it's even a little sticky, the next coat won't go on.
Apply your second coat of color to your nails. Let it dry.
Apply a last coat of clear nail polish to keep the color lasting for at least 1 more week!
TIPS:
Keep nail polish in the refrigerator. This will keep it from clumping and make it last longer.
If your nail polish clumps up on your nail, remove it with the nail polish remover. If the nail polish is old, roll it between your hands to warm it up. Then, if clumping continues, throw it out. Get a new nail polish.
When painting, keep the coats very thin!
When you mess up, don't stress up! Simply wipe it off with toilet paper and remove all the polish with nail polish remover to get the stuff that the toilet paper missed.
Remember that the top coat is the one everyone will see, and the one that you'll feel. Keep that coat smooth!
If you want sort-of a cool looking texture, wait until the coat is dry enough that you can make fingerprints on it, but not have to clean any off your finger. Then put your finger on it and it will make a finger print! It looks kind of neat from close up.
Run your nails under water after painting. This will give you the chance to feel any bumps without ruining the coat.
If you are in a hurry, use a hair dryer to dry your nails!
If you mess up, get an edge on a piece of toilet paper and gently wipe it off.
Use sparkly and shiny colors! This will get your fingers noticed and you will love it the most!
Don't be afraid to put on stickers or fake gems!
If you don't have the patience to let your nails dry, sit still, wave your arms around like crazy, or watch a movie so that you are busy while your nails dry!
Don't paint on a washcloth; it will make it dirty; use a piece of notebook paper.
If your nails keep breaking and the nail polish makes them look gross, buy some nail hardening fluid (this can be found in the makeup section of drugstores and chemist shops) which you apply before the nail polish. It will make your nails nice and strong so they look long and pretty when painted.
Reply:.... put a little bit of nail polish remover in the bottle... my mums a nail tech... just a tiny little bit... like a drop. this stops all clumps and helps stop streaks. :) also dont buy elcheapo nail polish.... go the good brands you know of. :) they always work best.
With the french set. make sure you let each layer dry... make sure its REALLY dry before taking the sticker off... :)
Reply:Practise applying it with a dark colour 1st because then you can see where your mistakes are.
Ok 1st you need to apply a base coat. It helps the nail polish go on smoother and protects your nail.
Then you need alot of polish on the brush and start from in middle of your nail and then to the tip in 1 stroke, then 1 edge of your nail in 1 stroke, and then the other edge in 1 stroke and finally the middle of your nail again in 1 stroke. You only need to dip the brush in the polish 1 time per nail.
And after its dried add a clear vanish on top to keep the colour there and make it shiney. Hope this helps :)
Reply:Do it in three bits streak down the middle of the nail then a streak down the right side of nail and streak down left of nail, use cotton buds soaked in acetone free nail polish to remove Polish you may have dripped on skin, wait until completely dry to stop smudging and put stencil on and use color to go over tip of nail but do not go over and over as it will end up in a mess just go over tip using one stroke......if this does not work go to nail salon much more relaxing.
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Are some polish men hypocrites?
Not to be racist but apparently some Polish men refer to themselves as 'Polaks' as it is Polish for 'Polish man.' But they find it offensive when other people call them 'Polaks.' Is this a bit like when rappers say 'yo ma n!ga,' and when a cracker says it they try to kill him?
Are some polish men hypocrites?
If you look up Polish history, you will know that for a foreigner to call a Polish man a *Polak* meant sudden death.
*Polak* was a code word to identify Catholic Polish people who hid Jewish families during the WWII. Nazis would shout out "Polak" and the Pole in question would be shot dead, instantly, for being suspected of protecting Jews.
Reply:Are some hypocrites polish men?
Reply:I don't know but is suspect your question has something to do with what Israel Shahak would call anti-gentile racism
Reply:Every human being that's ever lived has been a hypocrite to some extent.
Reply:Probably many minorities have simliar anomalies.
Gays sometime refer to themselves as poofs, gays, homos, etc., when talking to eachother, but may take offence to it if used against them by straights.
I guess it all depends how the name is said and in what context. If it is used threateningly then of course it's an insult. But if it's used when two friends are chatting, one Pole and one non Pole, It's probably OK.
Reply:Like they can call them Polaks but if you are not Polack I think it's some insult for them. So better don't call them Polack, maybe in their language "Polack" means some offense.
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Are some polish men hypocrites?
If you look up Polish history, you will know that for a foreigner to call a Polish man a *Polak* meant sudden death.
*Polak* was a code word to identify Catholic Polish people who hid Jewish families during the WWII. Nazis would shout out "Polak" and the Pole in question would be shot dead, instantly, for being suspected of protecting Jews.
Reply:Are some hypocrites polish men?
Reply:I don't know but is suspect your question has something to do with what Israel Shahak would call anti-gentile racism
Reply:Every human being that's ever lived has been a hypocrite to some extent.
Reply:Probably many minorities have simliar anomalies.
Gays sometime refer to themselves as poofs, gays, homos, etc., when talking to eachother, but may take offence to it if used against them by straights.
I guess it all depends how the name is said and in what context. If it is used threateningly then of course it's an insult. But if it's used when two friends are chatting, one Pole and one non Pole, It's probably OK.
Reply:Like they can call them Polaks but if you are not Polack I think it's some insult for them. So better don't call them Polack, maybe in their language "Polack" means some offense.
loan
Bitter nail polish... actual name?
okay so i need some nail polish that tates bitter or bad when i like bite them. when i go to sally'sbeauty.com theres a bunch of diffrent nail polishes.. i jut dont know what the name of the kind of polish i want.? help.? :)
Bitter nail polish... actual name?
I've used Sally Hansen Nail Biter for my daughter. It was truly repulsive.
Reply:If you live near a CVS or Rite-aid look in the beauty area and look for a polish called NO BITE. It will help you to stop biting your nails. You might want to ask the pharmacist what do parents put on their childrens fingers to stop them from sucking them, that may help.
Reply:Sally Hansen "Nail-Biter"
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Bitter nail polish... actual name?
I've used Sally Hansen Nail Biter for my daughter. It was truly repulsive.
Reply:If you live near a CVS or Rite-aid look in the beauty area and look for a polish called NO BITE. It will help you to stop biting your nails. You might want to ask the pharmacist what do parents put on their childrens fingers to stop them from sucking them, that may help.
Reply:Sally Hansen "Nail-Biter"
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Friday, July 31, 2009
When Nail Polish Remover Fails ?
anyone got anyway 2 help out???? i have this gold sparkley nail polish and it like 3 years old or something. it took me 5 hours to get off! nail polish remover didnt work, so i bought new nail polish. anyone got any other ideas on how i could get it off%26gt;?
When Nail Polish Remover Fails ?
The sparkly stuff is notoriously difficult to get off, I am sorry to say.
If you don't have acrylics, try pure acetone. Soak your nails for a bit, and then take an orange stick after the sparkly stuff has softened and scrape it off with the orange stick.
Since I had acrylics when I had my run in with the gold sparkles, I ended up having to sand the stuff off with a nail file. Just use it gently, like a buffer, and be sure you stop when you get down to your natural nail (or your acrylic nail, if you have those). But try the pure acetone first, if at all possible.
Best of luck.
Reply:Off of WHAT? Your fingers?
Try a different type of acetone.
Reply:Acetone, from a beauty supplie
Reply:Let It soak in a mix of Acetone, paint thinner, and peroxide...
(with acetone being the most concentrated....the paint thinner and peroxide just deal with any weird compounds not soluble to acetone.)
10 min max, and wash your hands well and put lotion on your fingers...
(Suffice to say, we do lots of traveling on the gymnastics team and I don't exactly wake up easily. lol)
Reply:you can start to us the nail remover and then you can us a bush and it mite come off.
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When Nail Polish Remover Fails ?
The sparkly stuff is notoriously difficult to get off, I am sorry to say.
If you don't have acrylics, try pure acetone. Soak your nails for a bit, and then take an orange stick after the sparkly stuff has softened and scrape it off with the orange stick.
Since I had acrylics when I had my run in with the gold sparkles, I ended up having to sand the stuff off with a nail file. Just use it gently, like a buffer, and be sure you stop when you get down to your natural nail (or your acrylic nail, if you have those). But try the pure acetone first, if at all possible.
Best of luck.
Reply:Off of WHAT? Your fingers?
Try a different type of acetone.
Reply:Acetone, from a beauty supplie
Reply:Let It soak in a mix of Acetone, paint thinner, and peroxide...
(with acetone being the most concentrated....the paint thinner and peroxide just deal with any weird compounds not soluble to acetone.)
10 min max, and wash your hands well and put lotion on your fingers...
(Suffice to say, we do lots of traveling on the gymnastics team and I don't exactly wake up easily. lol)
Reply:you can start to us the nail remover and then you can us a bush and it mite come off.
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Does nail polish have an "expiration" date?
While cleaning out my closet I found a shoe box full of nail polish. I haven't bought any recently so I know some of them must be at least 2 years old. Is it bad to use old nail polish and does nail polish "expire"?
Does nail polish have an "expiration" date?
Doesn't really go bad, might thicken up though. It helps when you put them in the refridgerator. Add only a tiny amount of remover.
Reply:nail polish has a life, when you first get it, it is new, and good to use. but constant use makes it old. i'd say once you have to dip the brush more than twice to get it wet enough to cover 1 finger, it needs to go. how ever its not bad for your nails unlell you peel it off, it gets so thick that when you peel it off it gets rid of the top layer of nail, making your nails weak.
ways to keep the life of your nail polish long:
1. wash the brush every once and a while to prevent dry nail polish build up
2. don't leave bottle open while painting nails(it may take a little longer but if you don't the polish on the rim drys making the lid stick)
3. wipe the rim of the bottle of to prevent sticking
4. if it starts drying out add a few drops of water, mix thuroughly, and shake, to add moisture
Reply:They will thicken over time. But, before i would put remover in it to thin it out, I would go to a beauty supply store because they sell a thinner and it is cheap. It works better that polish remover because it help the polish keep it shine. This product also takes just a few drops.
Reply:it doesn't have an expiration date, but check for yourself, cause after a while it can get really sticky and gooey.
Reply:no nail polish dont expire but to keep it you must shake it well then put just a little remover in it to bring it back
Reply:It does, but yours should be ok, open the bottle and if the polish is thick and goopy even after shaking it, then it is expired, you'll also notice if you can't really smooth it out when polishing your nails, and it's just goes on thick and gunky. But depednding on the brand it should still be ok, just try and paint one nail with it and you'll be able to tell. If it's a little gunky try putting a little bit of nail polish remover in it and shaking it up that will also help and you will be able to get a few more uses out of it. Good Luck!
Reply:here in the u.s. nail polish doesn`t have an expiration date, but after 2 years it`s possible that the polish will be a little thick %26amp; difficult to use...my suggestion is to pitch it %26amp; start over with new polish!!!...in some other countries, nail polish bottles usually have the date the polish was manufactured %26amp; an expiration date, which i think they should start doing here!!!
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Does nail polish have an "expiration" date?
Doesn't really go bad, might thicken up though. It helps when you put them in the refridgerator. Add only a tiny amount of remover.
Reply:nail polish has a life, when you first get it, it is new, and good to use. but constant use makes it old. i'd say once you have to dip the brush more than twice to get it wet enough to cover 1 finger, it needs to go. how ever its not bad for your nails unlell you peel it off, it gets so thick that when you peel it off it gets rid of the top layer of nail, making your nails weak.
ways to keep the life of your nail polish long:
1. wash the brush every once and a while to prevent dry nail polish build up
2. don't leave bottle open while painting nails(it may take a little longer but if you don't the polish on the rim drys making the lid stick)
3. wipe the rim of the bottle of to prevent sticking
4. if it starts drying out add a few drops of water, mix thuroughly, and shake, to add moisture
Reply:They will thicken over time. But, before i would put remover in it to thin it out, I would go to a beauty supply store because they sell a thinner and it is cheap. It works better that polish remover because it help the polish keep it shine. This product also takes just a few drops.
Reply:it doesn't have an expiration date, but check for yourself, cause after a while it can get really sticky and gooey.
Reply:no nail polish dont expire but to keep it you must shake it well then put just a little remover in it to bring it back
Reply:It does, but yours should be ok, open the bottle and if the polish is thick and goopy even after shaking it, then it is expired, you'll also notice if you can't really smooth it out when polishing your nails, and it's just goes on thick and gunky. But depednding on the brand it should still be ok, just try and paint one nail with it and you'll be able to tell. If it's a little gunky try putting a little bit of nail polish remover in it and shaking it up that will also help and you will be able to get a few more uses out of it. Good Luck!
Reply:here in the u.s. nail polish doesn`t have an expiration date, but after 2 years it`s possible that the polish will be a little thick %26amp; difficult to use...my suggestion is to pitch it %26amp; start over with new polish!!!...in some other countries, nail polish bottles usually have the date the polish was manufactured %26amp; an expiration date, which i think they should start doing here!!!
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I put martin&co guitar polish for fine wood, i asked a question if it was right for my black glossy finish....
and someone said they had 14 years of experience and that I shouldnt put on that polish because it will leave wax and soon make my guitar's black glossy finish dull. I asked her what to do because I already applied it to my precious gibson flying v and I dont know what to do but she didnt reply to the email i sent her. This is her answer
"youre actually better off not using polish at all. buy a micro-fiber cloth. it will lift all the oil and residue off of your finish without scratching. adding polish meant for wood finish on a painted gloss finish will leave behind wax and other traces of the polish, and that will accumulate over time and dull your finish.
but you can use the polish for the back of the guitars neck unless it also has the black gloss finish."
Source(s):
14 years of playing the guitar and 7 years of setting up and repairing guitars.
Will someone please tell me what to do! I don't wanna ruin my $1000 guitar less than a week from when I bought it!
I put martin%26amp;co guitar polish for fine wood, i asked a question if it was right for my black glossy finish....
just don't use it any more and if you think about it it is a clear coat over the paint so you really never hit the paint it self just don't put more on use a furniture polish once in while not every day just wipe it off with a soft cloth
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"youre actually better off not using polish at all. buy a micro-fiber cloth. it will lift all the oil and residue off of your finish without scratching. adding polish meant for wood finish on a painted gloss finish will leave behind wax and other traces of the polish, and that will accumulate over time and dull your finish.
but you can use the polish for the back of the guitars neck unless it also has the black gloss finish."
Source(s):
14 years of playing the guitar and 7 years of setting up and repairing guitars.
Will someone please tell me what to do! I don't wanna ruin my $1000 guitar less than a week from when I bought it!
I put martin%26amp;co guitar polish for fine wood, i asked a question if it was right for my black glossy finish....
just don't use it any more and if you think about it it is a clear coat over the paint so you really never hit the paint it self just don't put more on use a furniture polish once in while not every day just wipe it off with a soft cloth
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