OPI Nail Lacquer offers a rapidly drying formula that can last up to 7 days. This well - tested system pairs trendy nail polish shades with clever names, making it a top choice for DIY nail enthusiasts. Unlike some nail products, these lacquers don't need a lamp to dry. The benefits are remarkable: a quick - drying formula ensures you don't have to wait long, and the up - to - 7 - day wear means your manicure stays fresh. To use, first, prepare your natural nail well for better adhesion. Apply a coat of OPI Natural Nail Base Coat. Before applying your chosen nail polish shade, shake it to blend the pigment evenly and avoid streaks. Then, put on two thin coats on each nail, and don't forget to brush some polish on the free edge to prevent chipping. Finish with OPI Top Coat and also cover the free edge. If you want a manicure that's dry to the touch in minutes, add a drop of OPI DripDry Lacquer Drying Drops to each nail. The ingredients are a mix from Nail Lacquer SDSs. It includes Butyl Acetate, Ethyl Acetate, Nitrocellulose, and more. Note that this list may not cover all ingredients and they may not be in order of concentration.
Hey there! Using your OPI Bonfire Serenade Nail Lacquer is super easy. First, get your natural nail ready. Clean it up and make sure it's dry so the nail polish sticks well. Then, put on a coat of the OPI Natural Nail Base Coat. This acts like a foundation for your manicure. Before you start painting, give the nail polish bottle a good shake. This mixes up the color so you don't get streaky nails. Next, apply two thin coats of the Bonfire Serenade nail polish. Make sure to brush a little bit on the free edge of your nail. This helps stop the polish from chipping. After that, add a layer of OPI Top Coat. Just like with the nail polish, cover the free edge with the top coat too. If you're in a hurry and want your nails to dry quickly, put one drop of OPI DripDry Lacquer Drying Drops on each nail. As for maintenance, try to avoid harsh chemicals and excessive water. If you do get your nails wet, dry them gently. And if you notice any chips, you can touch them up with a little bit more nail polish. Always keep the nail polish bottle tightly closed when not in use to keep it fresh.
