Old nail polish

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Old Nail Polish: The All-Purpose Powerhouse You Should Never Throw Out

Nail Polish Recycling Ideas. Learn how to recycle your nail polish bottles and how to dispose of your nail polish inside this post.

1. Coat the underside of costume jewelry to prevent tarnish. When certain metals—the kind typically used for costume jewelry—come in contact with skin, the chemical reaction between skin and the m...

Got old, colorful nail polish? Craft with it! These fun nail polish crafts are easy, doable, and a great way to use up the polish you don't wear.

Souls Never Wrinkle: How to Revive Old Nail Polish

Here's a shimmery, watermelon-scented reminder of products you've long forgotten.

80's nails - I miss the elegant design of nail polish bottles in the 50s - 80's.

1960s bottles of Avon nail polish (set of 2) NIB ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring beauty products, nail care, nail polish, shiny nail polish, avon nail polish and avon

Leighton Denny nail polish, totally bedazzled

Spectacular nail varnish - Me and my school friends collected these with great zeal.

L'Oréal "Nail Accents" Polish, 1980

Click to see how easy it is.

I’ve never really been the type of girl that paints her nails, but still, I buy polish every once in awhile, promising myself I will for special occasions. I’ve finally come to the realization that it is never going to happen. Never. Between gardening, canning, cooking, etc. {I always wear gardening gloves, but it doesn’t Read More >>

Happy Monday everyone! Today's post will be a quick one with my vintage OPI and China Glaze bottle spam! ~~~~ First up is OPI. OPI vintage polish is probably some of the easiest to come across in person because most nail salons in the US use OPI. Much of my vintage OPI stash has been found through dusty hunting, which is where you go to old nail salons and see if they have any old, vintage gems lying around. If you've been reading mine and Dana's blogs for awhile, you will know that we have…

#50 Buster's Brown

Northam Warren catalog, 1924 A recent entry of my “page-a-day” calendar informed me that “Modern nail polish first grew popular in the 1920s,” when the Cutex company developed a brush-on varnish based on automobile paint. I had to know more! A quick search on the internet told me that nail polish originated in China, dating back to 3000 BC. Early polish was apparently made from a mixture that included beeswax, egg whites, gelatin, vegetable dyes, and gum Arabic. In Egypt, members of high…

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