it helps retain and intensify color
because it is a good conductor of electricity
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acetone
nail polish, nail polish remover, hairspray, hair product, Vaseline, any chemicals, 3M Dust Remover, etc...
well it depends on what your using it on... i wouldn't go that far all you need it some Clorox and nail polish remover.. i used that on my white counter top. it worked for me. So pour Clorox onto a paper towel (just a small amount nothing too drastic) and some nail polish remover and scrub... HOPE THIS HELPS
Nail Polish Removers
Used in nail polish remover
No, hand sanitizer will not remove nail polish. Hand sanitizer is made up of mostly alcohol, an ingredient that kills germs. Nail polish needs something strong such as acetone or an acetone alternative, like ethyl acetate to remove it. Alcohol, when used on a clean nail prior to polishing, actually makes the nail polish adhere better because it cleans the surface of the nail!
Methyl salicylate is the oil of wintergreen, and it gives off that trademark minty scent. Ethyl Acetate is used in glues and nail polish removers. Ethyl Formate is in rum. Here's a list on Wikipedia, found at the bottom of the page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ester
I used a restoring nail polish with acetate in it that is supposed to thin nail polish to take it off your nails easier. It's called Seche Restore restoration thinner. It worked great getting purple nail polish off my microfiber sofa and my white pants!
Food grade ethyl acetate is used to impart flavor to nearly any fruit flavored candy, gum, baked good, etc. Chances are if it says "fruit flavored" - it has ethyl acetate in it. It's also used to decaffinate coffee. bon appetit
because it is a good conductor of electricity
The solvents used in nail polish and nail polish remover is the most likely answer
NAil varnish is used mostly on nails.
Yes, eyeshadow can be used to create nail polish.
nail polish
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