Perfect Nail Polish Step by Step

Do not apply nail polish after wet hands, and especially after a bath: not adhere well on the nails are wet.
Before you begin, dip a cotton swab in the solvent and skim over each nail: in this way, your nails will be very clean and the enamel will stick better.
Spread a thin layer of base of each nail. Choose products without formaldehyde if you have dry or brittle nails. Start from the pinky and proceed to the thumb, so you risk not move your hand over the product has been applied. Rest the elbow of the painter's hand to avoid flicker. Let it dry for a few minutes.
Do not use a color because it is fashionable, make sure it is suitable for your skin. For a thin coat, dip the brush once for each nail. Remove the exceeding enamel cleaning the brush on the inside of the neck of the bottle. To avoid color the cuticle, push the brush on the nail 3 mm below it, approached gently and stopped just before the skin. Finally stretch the glaze towards the tip to obtain a uniform strip.
Dip the brush again. Pass it around the curve of the cuticle on one side and proceed toward the tip. Repeat on the other side.
Leave to dry for a few minutes (but if the weather is wet wait a bit more), then apply a second coat using the same technique. Always apply two thin layers of enamel rather than a thick: dry more quickly, and is less likely to splinter on the tips. Wait three minutes and refine with a top coat to secure and protect the enamel. Make it dry naturally: you'll get a much more durable finish.
Keep your nails just painted away from the hot water and the heat encourages the peeling effect and tends to shorten the life of your manicure.
Applied correctly, the enamel hardens in an hour and reaches maximum strength after two hours.
Treat your nails like jewels and not as tweezers: do not try to remove paper clips and tapping on a hard surface. Lay the top coat every two or three days and the enamel will be perfect for at least a week, 10 days.

P.S. Do not throw away the enamel dried: dilute with a few drops of solvent.