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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
This CH Nail Nail Lacquer had a good formula, easy to apply and thick enough to cover in one coat so you could get right to the magnet. With this, as any other magnetic polish, you do one nail at a time and get the magnet over the nail immediately, before the polish starts to dry. I did 8 to 10 seconds for each nail and the magnet that came with the polish did just fine. It left stripes. It has a metallic blue color and the magnet separates the particles in a way that leaves a metallic silver color rather than your bare nail like some magnetic polishes. I quite liked that.
After, I decided to try different magnets that I have to see how well they worked and I had no problems getting any of them to work.
The polish has a strong smell, like that of Kleancolors and pre-3-free polishes, but this one is Made in the USA and I'm awaiting information as to whether it's 3 or 5-free and cruelty-free.
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
And with other magnets...
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
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| CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic Polish |
CH Nail Nail Lacquer Magnetic polishes for this easy nail art are available at Born Pretty and come in a variety of colors with a variety of magnets. On my sidebar you will notice a Born Pretty logo with a coupon code for 7% off your order.
Do you like magnetic polishes? What do you think about this one?
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