Nail Do's and Don't

There are many ways to ensure you get the longest use, and best wear out of our nail lacquers. From where you store them, to how you store them, the devil is in the details, and the little things definitely matter. Here are a few industry tips to help you maximize your Storing nail polish in the refrigerator or restroom is a big no-no. The chill from the fridge will cause the polish to crystalize, which breaks down the formula. Instead, keep polish in a dry, room temperature space without direct contact to sunlight. Storing nail polish in the Bathroom exposes it to varying temperatures including humidity.

Additionally you should:

• Store nail polish in the upright position

• Keep nail polish away from heat

• Don't thin out your nail polish with nail polish remover

• Don't apply lotion or wash your hands right before applying nail polish. After you've manicured your nails and taken the old polish off, it can be tempting to want to wash your hands or lather them up with some lotion. Fight the urge and skip it. Our nails are

porous, and washing or putting on lotion adds moisture into the nail, causing polish to chip or bubble after it's been applied

• Don't skip the pre polish treatment

Your nail lacquers are an investment! Treat them well, and your nails will thank you!