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Nail Salon for 5 year old?
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blu6385
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Nail Salon for 5 year old?
i was going to take my DD to Seriously spoiled to get her nails done for her prek graduation on Friday and I waited to long and they have no appointments today or tomorrow. I wanted to take her there because she went to a party there and the nail polish lasted forever. when I take DD to my place sometimes the polish come off by that night
any one have any suggestion of nail salons that will actually last longer than a day or two.
looking to stay with in Levittown, east meadow Syosset, deer park, Lindenhurst. basically not to far out west or east
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Posted 6/22/16 12:16 PM  |
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Re: Nail Salon for 5 year old?
I took my DD to Victoria's Nails in broadway mall, and her polish lasted for a few days. They also have a cute kids pedicure chair.
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| Posted 6/22/16 2:34 PM |
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WhatNow
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Re: Nail Salon for 5 year old?
If you want the polish to last make sure:
1. that the polish is not old. What a lot of places do is use thinner for old polishes. You can still tell it's old by looking at the brush and the residue on the rim of the bottle. Also, the polish will not be as smooth as the new one, even with the thinner in it.
2. to take off ALL oil and hand cream off your nails. I always go over my nails with the polish remover after the manicurist is done cleaning it because they rarely do a thorough job.
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| Posted 6/22/16 4:27 PM |
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NervousNell
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Re: Nail Salon for 5 year old?
Posted by WhatNow
If you want the polish to last make sure:
1. that the polish is not old. What a lot of places do is use thinner for old polishes. You can still tell it's old by looking at the brush and the residue on the rim of the bottle. Also, the polish will not be as smooth as the new one, even with the thinner in it.
2. to take off ALL oil and hand cream off your nails. I always go over my nails with the polish remover after the manicurist is done cleaning it because they rarely do a thorough job.
Yes! On the rare occassion I get a mani that is not a gel manicure, I always bring my own polish.
They just keep thinning out their polish at the nail places.
Maybe try bringing your own
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| Posted 6/22/16 4:28 PM |
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