does it dry clear ? im a man and i cant use polish , have tried others and super glue , both look spotty when dry , has to be invisible when dry
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Yes it does dry clear but I am not sure that it will be invisible. I put it on under my fake nails and if some seeps out it is clear but I can see it a little bit. You will need to make a clean smooth and thin coat for it to not be noticeable.
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it does dry clear, after a couple of days it can turn a little yellowish but that's only really noticeable if you stare at it
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Hi India:) I'm like you,new to Seche.I got my fastdry topcoat about a month ago&to; be honest,it was quite a transition from my normal GlossyGlam(by @justricarda on IG).But truly not because it gets thick too fast.Now that I'm used to it I'd completely recommend to anybody!The ONE thing u shud be warned about is...Be SURE&let; your coats dry well before u apply because it WILL shrink your polish.I'd heard that but foundout the hard way:p And also,when it says fastdry that's exactly what it means.Overall itsa great formula!Hope all that was helpful!:) *Kelly
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I haven't had any troubles with the nail polish. Maybe you should use a clear top and bottom coat??? I don't know �. Sorry.
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Yes- goes on clear and dries clear, no shine. This product is performing very well.
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This particular bottle of nail polish is part of the Gelcolor collection by O.P.I. It needs to be cured under special UV lights in order to dry properly. Hope this helps!
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Hi Smoody, I can think of two reasons your nails are still sticky. Most likely, you skipped the part where you wipe off the remaining residue with the included gel cleanser. You can also use regular rubbing alcohol to wipe off the sticky stuff. That is how the polish is designed, otherwise the layer underneath should be hard and dry after curing. If not, it's possible that you put one of the layers on too thick so it didnt cure properly. Next time, try warming up the bottles in some warm water prior to application. This will thin out the polish for a smoother application. Hope that helps!
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Agree- must have puddled it on to get it to be sticky. Brush or roll it on, and it soaks in and dries pretty quickly. I have even walked on it within 2 h of application with no apparent ill effect to the finish (although I would recommend letting it cure for the full 24 h)
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It comes off fine with regular acetone nail polish. I have not noticed any damaging effects after I removed the polish.. I love the product♡♡:)
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To be honest, if you don't do it just right and it doesn't adhere well, you'll end up peeling the polish right off. I'm a peeler, and I can't help myself when it starts to come up at the ends. :)
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I don't know if you could call it "clear", like model airplane glue used to be...mine is sort of a translucent milky clear, and I hope that's as clear as mud ;-) I doubt you got a bad can. This stuff is temp stable thru a wide range.
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I use it as clear polish with glitters. Sometimes before color to make the nails harder. Its more liquidy than structure gel. If the colors are cured, it shouldn't smear the color. After foundation or after color works fine.
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There's a *slight* milky color when you first apply it to your nail, but it dries completely clear.
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Well my wife uses it but as far I noticed it's just the up light that does the work on the dry up and she has tried.regular nail polish and different gel as well.
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I think that regular polish just air dries, right? It's the gel polish that cures or hardens by use of the LED light. But I don't think that the light has the same impact on normal polish. I hope that makes sense. Maybe you can find something out by internet search on the subject; don't take my word for it.
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I'm sorry I haven't tried that particular color, but I've used it with other polishes with flecks and it just thins the consistency of the flow of the product. It shouldn't affect the overall look as it just restores the polish to its original consistency. I use the product sparingly so perhaps a couple of drops at a time would be a safe way for you to go. I hope this helps.
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I'm sorry, Suzanne, I really don't know the answer to that...but I will say I've found very little it won't take out....is it liquid polish or cream? I wouldn't scrub or rub it because you might just smear the polish...but you could wet it first...then either use the Quick N Brite as a paste or diluted as a liquid (remember you can put it in water and put it in the microwave to melt it and make it inot liquid) and pile it on good and sort of daub it in...let it sit awhile and then try blotting it with a rag to try to take the polish out. Sure can't hurt, can it? LOL Hope it works for you!
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It works great with regular polish. Just remove it with nail polish remover like you would regular nail polish