Stephen Caracappa (1942â2017) had worked in the NYPD's organized crime unit in Brooklyn, New York, since the late 1970s before he eventually retired on a disability pension in 1992.
1 If you use nail polish to remove it the cotton might stick to your nail. 2  Soak your hand in warm soap water for 2-3 minutes to remove the spray. 3  Instead of wasting a top coat to get the nail polish off you can use any nail polish. 4  Make sure it is one you don't use or don't like. Before you apply your nail polish be sure to coat your nails with glue first and let it dry for 2-3 minutes and apply your desired nail polish. 2  If you want to remove your nail polish, just scratch it a little, pull and it will come off. 3  Q-Tips are very good alternative for cotton swabs. 4  Use lemon juice.
1 You can put petroleum jelly around your nails to keep the polish off your skin. 2  Be careful not to get it on your nail because the polish won't stick. 3  A sponge can be used to achieve the ombre effect. 4  Apply a white base coat, then use a triangular make-up sponge to apply the colors down the nail. Do not use any oil-based products before a manicure. 2  Oil makes it difficult for the polish to stick. 3  Soaking your hands in soapy water gently strips the oil from your skin and softens your cuticles. 4  You could also take a shower or bath before your manicure to accomplish the same purpose.