Life Hack for Nail Lovers

Hello everyone! Today I have a life hack to share with you that may change your life. I’m going to tell you how to get excess nail polish off of your skin WITHOUT NAIL POLISH REMOVER. I know, it’s crazy, but I promise it works.

First off, I’d like to talk about the nail polish I am wearing, which is Mineral Fusion’s “Berried Gem”. I did a review on this polish on my old blog which you can view here, but I haven’t used it since then. To sum up that review, the polish is really great lol.

Anyway, I know you want to know the hack so here it is: hot water. This is no joke. If you have some time to spare, let your polish completely dry and then use hot water to rub off the polish left on your skin. I usually do my nails on Sunday, when I’m not too busy, which gives me a few hours to let my polish dry and then I can take a shower to get the polish off. It’s so easy and doesn’t require anything extra.

I hope this tip helped you. If you want to see a video with me explaining this tip then click here. I also uploaded a short video Sunday night taking you prom dress shopping with me so if you wish to see that click here. That’s all for now, but I’ll see you Sunday. BYYEEE

(Oh P.S. this is my 50th blog post here on my newer blog. Just thought I'd let you know)

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