The feature of the data that we may want to consider is that of time. A graph that recognizes this ordering and displays the change of the values of a variable as time progresses is called a time series graph. Suppose that we want to study the climate of a region for an entire month.
Bubbles are caused by air trapped under the polish that rises to the surface as it dries. You can minimize bubbling by cleaning your bare nails first with polish remover to remove any traces of dirt or oil that could prevent polish from adhering properly. Then be sure to always use a good base coat. If you have ridges in your nails (like me!), be sure to use a ridge filling base coat, since an uneven nail base makes bubbling more likely to happen. Finally, don't use old or thick polish. It's almost guaranteed to cause bubbles!
Nail polish is a hardened organic polymer. When the remover is applied to the polish, the molecules of the solvent will force their way through the polymer molecules, causing the polish to disintegrate. Because of acetone's strength as a solvent, it shouldn't be used on your fake nails. The solvent in the polish remover will weaken your extensions and cause them to separate from your natural nail. One of the reasons non-acetone nail polish removers were created was to be used on nail extensions. But for removing sparkly, glitter nail polish, it's best to go with the big guns -- acetone polish remover. The chemicals in glitter nail polish make it more difficult than other polishes to break down.