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Nail polish

Here you will find just about 2000 different nail polishes. The selection is large and the quality of all the nail polishes is high. Our range of nail polish matches our mission to deliver top quality with a set of values that matches ours. Therefore, you will not find nail polish that is not of good quality or imported from dubious suppliers from around the world.

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Nail Polishes in All the Colors of the World

Nail polish has become a big part of the way women decorate themselves, and it has gradually become a given that every outfit should be complemented by well-polished nails. Nail polish has become a staple, and bold nail polish colors are a must. We are specialists in nail polish and know an incredible amount about it. Therefore, you can always find guidance on which nail polish is good for you and which nail polishes you should buy to achieve a specific look.

FAQ about Nail Polish

Nail polish is a popular form of accessory. Nail polish is used to color and spice up your nails and outfit. There are many different types of nail polish with various finishes, colors, and properties, so there is something for every taste. In this FAQ, we will answer some of the most common questions about nail polish, so you can get a better understanding of what nail polish is, how it is applied, removed, and what the advantages and disadvantages are of using nail polish.

What is nail polish?

Nail polish is a lacquer used on the nails. There are many different types of nail polish with various finishes, colors, and properties. The most popular finish is a shiny finish, which gives a smooth and glossy surface.

How is nail polish applied?

Nail polish is applied using a small brush that comes with the nail polish bottle. With the help of the brush, the polish is applied to the nails. It is recommended that you start at the cuticle and work your way down to the tip of the nail. It is always recommended to use 2 coats of color and finish with a topcoat.

How do I remove nail polish?

Nail polish is removed by using nail polish remover, which typically contains acetone or another type of solvent. It is a good idea to choose a nail polish remover that contains nourishing ingredients, as it can be harsh on the nails to be exposed to nail polish remover.

Can nail polish damage the nails?

Nail polish does not damage the nails, but nail polish remover can. This is because nail polish remover is a solvent that can dry out the nail plate and make it more vulnerable to damage. It is therefore recommended to use a nail polish remover with nourishing oils, give your nails a break from nail polish from time to time, and use a cuticle oil or cuticle cream to keep the cuticles supple and healthy.

At the same time, the removal process is also a bit more time-consuming, as gel polish needs to be filed and then dissolved to be removed.

Are there different types of nail polish?

Yes, there are many different types of nail polish with various finishes, colors, and properties. Some of the most common types of nail polish are:

Shiny nail polish:

The most common type. Gives the nails a shiny finish.

Matte nail polish:

Gives the nails a matte finish.

Effect nail polish:

A nail polish that has an effect. It is typically a semi-transparent nail polish with shimmer that you can layer on top of another nail polish to change the look.

Cream nail polish:

A regular nail polish that is fully opaque without effects.

Holographic (holo) nail polish:

Contains holographic particles that give the nails a fantastic holographic glitter finish.

Glitter nail polish:

Contains small glitter particles that give the nails a sparkling finish. Can be either fully opaque or semi-opaque.

Shimmer nail polish:

A nail polish with very fine shimmer. Can be either fully opaque or semi-opaque.

Gel nail polish:

A semi-permanent nail polish that dries under UV light and lasts up to 14 days.

Nail polish is not "just" nail polish

In addition to the different types of nail polish, there are also nail polishes that contain care ingredients. CND Vinylux has added this to their nail polish, where you will find

  • Complex with vitamin E,
  • Jojoba oil, and
  • Strengthening keratin, which ensures strong, flexible, and healthy nails.

What should I do if I get nail polish on my skin?

If you get nail polish on your skin, you can try to remove it by wiping it off with a cotton pad or a cotton swab dipped in nail polish remover. If this does not work, you can try rubbing the area with a soft brush or a toothbrush dipped in nail polish remover. Nail polish is not intended to adhere to skin, so you will find that the nail polish will quickly come off again. If you have used nail polish remover on your skin, you should wash your hands thoroughly to remove any residue of nail polish remover.

Can I use nail polish on fake nails?

Yes, it is possible to use nail polish on fake nails. However, it is recommended that you first apply a layer of base coat before applying nail polish, as this can help prevent the nail polish from peeling or chipping off. Nail polish is designed to adhere to keratin (which nails are made of) and not plastic/acrylic, which fake nails are made of. You can also try using a semi-permanent nail polish, such as gel polish, as this type of nail polish typically lasts better on fake nails.

Can I use nail polish on dry nails?

It is generally recommended to use nail polish on healthy, well-cared-for nails, as dry and brittle nails can be more susceptible to damage and can cause the nail polish to peel off. If you have dry nails, you MUST use a base coat before applying your nail polish. If you do not, the risk of discoloration of the nails is high. To combat dry nails, you should use a nail oil. You can also supplement with hand cream and cuticle cream.

Nail polish is for everyone – both men and women

Nail polish is an easy and quick way to give your nails a fresh touch and add a bit of color to your outfit. There are many different types of nail polish to choose from, so you can pick the type that best suits your needs and preferences. Only your imagination sets the limits.

Bonus info:

It was actually the Egyptians who invented nail polish. Not as we know it today, but understood as the decoration of nails with colors. Evidence has been found that the Egyptians, as early as 5000 years before Christ, both filed and cared for their hands, feet, and nails. Feet, hands, and nails were then colored with henna dye in various patterns.