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Use Old Wash Cloth to Remove Nail Polish

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Date: 10/09/2009 Topic: Beauty > Nail Tips  
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Instead of using a tissue or cotton ball to remove nail polish, I use an old washcloth. I find this works much better because the texture of the washcloth helps scrub off the polish and it doesn't shred or tear like the tissues do. I also find I am using much less polish remover.

After I've used it a few times, I just throw it in the washer. The nail polish won't come out, but the remover does. This helps save money by using less polish remover, less tissues and is environmentally friendly.

Source: An idea I came up with one day while doing my nails.

By samsmomie24 from Walton, NY

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