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[lnr]

Oh and mstevens I met at Juliet's housewarming, though I knew the name online for a while. Hi :-)

Were you really asking at Bmovie about how easy nailvarnish is to put on and remove? Comes in little bottles with a brush, just paint it on carefully, might need more than one coat. Special remover (or lab acetone) and cotton wool to remove. Putting it on is a skill one becomes better at with practice, but some people can even do it on moving trains for example. And it comes in lots of neat colours.

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[brrm.livejournal.com]

I'm quite good at the painting now, but I still find my left hand way harder to do (being left-handed), and have trouble remembering to remove all things from my pocket that I'm likely to need, *before* I start (e.g. house keys).

Pretty designs are good, too, like the ones I did for seeing Matrix Reloaded. But even harder to do on my left hand without giving up and shouting expletives. :-)

As for remover, the Boots bottle I bought seems reasonably big (125ml), and contains acetone. I decided I didn't trust the "acetone-free" ones to be as effective at removal. It also smells pleasantly peachy.

[glitterboy1.livejournal.com]

I normally use the Cutex acetone-free remover ("for sensitive skin"). It works well enough.