What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?

thins it out...if you have old nail polish that you really really like and it got clumpy from sitting..add a little nail polish remover and roll it around in the palms of your hand...it will thin it out so you can enjoy it again!!What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
Yes, nail polish remover mixed into nail polish will thin it out, but you dont want to put too much in. Too much thinning will ruin your nail polish.What does it do when you pour nail polish remover into nailpolish?
It thins it out although I did it once with black nail polish and it made the polish really strong and took me ages to get off later.
it is a trick of our trade to use nail polish remover to thin out the polish.
It breaks down the polish. It would be like putting makeup remover in a bottle of liquid foundation, or paint remover in a bucket of paint.





If you need to thin your polish, try polish thinner.





But if your polish is too thick to apply, it's probably time to throw it away. It's either gotten too much air or is too old.
It limits the ability of the polish to adhere. If your goal is to thin the polish, which has thickened, Mary Kay has a polish thinner.





I'm not a Mary Kay person, by the way, but this is the only brand of which I am aware.
It will thin out nail polish that is a little old and getting thick, however the acetone and other removers in it will make the nailpolish chip and peel faster. Your best bet to thin out nailpolish is by using special product, OPI makes a nailpolish thinner that works well and does not ruin the nailpolish. You can buy at beauty stores such as Ulta or at nail salons.
its been said to thin it out if the polish was thick, but honestly it doesnt do anything....you would need to use a polish thinner in order for the polish to thin....sorry but its true
it does not mix very well