Sally Hansen Magnetic Nail Polish
I like to try new things and this new product by Sally Hansen has caught my eye today at the store, and of course I had to try it. The color's do not fit the color they say they are for the most part, some are expected to be the same but other's such as the "red" come out more purple. Do remember when you try this product the color it looks is the color you get don't go by name. The magnet is located on the top of the lid [which is removable to get to the thinner polish brush lid]. It had a little rounder edge to put at the top of the nail to keep the magnet the perfect length from the actual nail. This product is $10.00 in stores, is it worth it? You are about to find out.
Painting the nail
- First I used a clear coat by Sally Hansen [I prefer to do this step you really don't have to because you'r going to put a thin coat of the magnetic polish on first]
- Then I do a very thin coat as directed by the Sally Hansen Magnetic Nail polish bottle
- Next you put a good bit of polish on the nail and place the magnet over the nail for ten seconds. [so in the end you had two coats of Sally Hansen Magnetic nail polish, one thin layer you let dry then a thick layer you used the magnet on one by one.]
- Then I put a yellow out coat by Jordana [which i place over my nails every time I do them]
My opinion of this product
Update
I have a big metal trunk in my house with metal locks and all that good stuff. I went to open it and after noticed my nail polish was messed up so I had to remove it but i painted my toe nails back with using this product. Then I noticed while playing with the polish I took off that it literally is magnetic. I took a magnet off my fridge and collected the polish with it. How cool?
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