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Home›How To›3 Ways to Restore Thick Dried Out Nail Polish

3 Ways to Restore Thick Dried Out Nail Polish

By Matthew Lynch
December 14, 2023
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Nail polish is an essential beauty tool for many individuals looking to express their style and creativity. However, it can be frustrating when a favorite nail polish becomes thick and difficult to apply due to drying out. Don’t worry, though; you don’t have to toss it away just yet. Below are three ways to restore thick dried-out nail polish so that it is smooth and useable once again.

1. Use a Nail Polish Thinner

The easiest and most effective method to restore thickened nail polish is using a specialized product called nail polish thinner. This solution is specifically designed to revive the consistency of old or dried out polish without affecting its color or quality.

Here’s how to use a nail polish thinner:

– Shake the bottle of nail polish well.

– Add a few drops of thinner according to the instructions on the product label.

– Close the bottle and roll it between your hands, allowing the thinner to mix evenly.

– Test the consistency by applying a stroke to a piece of paper or an unwanted surface. If it’s still too thick, add more thinner until you achieve the desired consistency.

– Remember never to use acetone as an alternative for thinners; this will ruin the nail polish.

2. Warm It Up

If you don’t have access to a dedicated thinner, try warming up your thickened nail polish. The heat may help soften and thin out the formula.

Here’s how you can warm your nail polish:

– Soak the closed nail polish bottle in warm water for 5 minutes.

– Remove the bottle from water and dry it using a towel.

– Roll the bottle between your palms or shake it thoroughly.

– Open, test the consistency, and repeat this method if needed until reaching satisfactory results.

3. Add Drops of Wetting Solution

This method uses a wetting solution made from distilled water, rubbing alcohol (preferably 70%), and glycerin. It’s great when you don’t have nail polish thinner on hand or need a quick fix.

Here’s how to make a wetting solution:

– In a small container or dropper bottle, mix 1 tablespoon of distilled water, 1 tablespoon of rubbing alcohol, and ½ tablespoon of glycerin.

– Swirl the solution thoroughly until mixed.

– Add a few drops to the thickened nail polish.

– Close the bottle and shake or roll it until the solution is evenly distributed.

– Test the consistency by applying a stroke; add more if necessary.

Now that you’ve learned three ways to restore thick dried-out nail polish, you can continue enjoying your favorite colors without any hassle. Remember always to store your nail polishes correctly by keeping them in a cool, dark place and closing the lids tightly after use. This will help maintain their quality and extend their lifespan. Happy polishing!

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