How to wash off nail polish on skin?

In daily life, nail polish is very familiar to many people. The colors of nail polish are ever-changing, and different colors can be matched with different clothes or to highlight personal temperament. There are also many types of nail polish, and different types have different ingredients. However, it is easy to accidentally get nail polish on the skin when applying nail polish. There are many ways to clean nail polish from the skin. You can first rub it with soap.

How to remove nail polish from skin?

1. Don’t worry about it for now

Generally, when applying nail polish, you may accidentally get nail polish on the skin of your fingers. At this time, many people will panic and take a tissue to wipe it off. When wiping, they may accidentally smear the applied nail polish. Then they have to wash it all off and start applying again. Then they may get nail polish on their hands again, which becomes a vicious cycle and takes a lot of time. Therefore, generally speaking, if we get nail polish on our hands during the application process, it is best not to wipe it off first, as it can be washed off later.

2. Soap can wash

As mentioned above, you don’t need to wipe it during the application process, as it can be washed off later. However, many people just can’t wash it off, and that’s because they are not using the right method. Generally, we will wait until all the nail polish on our hands is applied and dried, completely inside and out, before we can wash it. When washing, it is definitely not possible to wash it off with clean water, because the main ingredients of nail polish are some organic matter, so it can actually be washed with soap. When washing, because the skin is uneven, the nail polish on the skin can be washed off, but the nails are very smooth, and the nail polish on them is intact.

3. You can apply slowly

Although nail polish can be washed off if it gets on your hands during the application process, it is still troublesome to wash off later and is not as convenient as applying it all at once. In fact, we can avoid getting nail polish on our hands. Generally, during the application process, many people worry that the nail polish will dry out, so they will brush it off quickly. In fact, you can press the brush slower so that the entire nail is evenly coated, then slowly take away the brush, and you can brush it a few more times. As long as you apply it carefully enough, you can avoid getting nail polish on your hands.

4. Find some body spray. Many sprays contain solvents that are effective cleaning agents for anything that is not easy to clean, from nail polish to markers.

5. Spray the spray onto your nails as closely as possible. If it contains a fast-evaporating propellant that can burn the skin, make sure you don't hurt yourself - it will be more effective this way.

6. Wipe your nails with a handkerchief or tissue. The nail polish won't come off right away, so keep doing this until your nails are clean. Repeat step 2 if necessary. Rub more thoroughly around the edges of your nails. The nail polish here is not easy to remove completely on the first try.