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Instant nail polish

 Nail Polish on a sheet
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After spending several hours waiting for my SO to get a "mani" my thoughts turned to labor and time saving ways to get nail polish on. Step 1. Specially formulated nail polish is applied to easy release vinyl sheet at nail polish factory. Step 2. Nails are cleaned and cuticle trimmed at beauty shop the same way its done now. Step 3. Nail polish sheet is trimmed and applied to nail, and final trimming done. Step 4. Nails are placed under UV lamp to harden polish. note, I have seen decorations applied to nails in this way, but never full nail polish.
—senatorjam, Sep 02 2002

Nail-polish strips http://www.halfbake...ail-polish_20strips
Already HalfBaked. [phoenix, Sep 03 2002]

spray-on nailpolish http://www.halfbake...ray-on_20nailpolish
An alternative. [phoenix, Sep 03 2002]

Photo-Perfect Nails http://www.halfbake...oto-Perfect_20Nails
And another. [phoenix, Sep 03 2002]

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       So how is that significantly faster? The application of liquid nail polish being about as fast as the application of the sheet, and the drying machine replaced by the curing machine.   

       (If you haven't realized yet that your S.O. will *always* take an age to get ready, especially when it involves being pampered, you haven't been paying attention.)
—DrCurry, Sep 02 2002
   

       Alternatively, do away with nail polish altogether. It's a bit of a silly time wasting affectation.
—madradish, Sep 02 2002
   

       [madradish] I tend to agree with you but you know...<</wrings hands helplessly>> [DrC] I know, but one can dream
—senatorjam, Sep 02 2002
   

       <grins helplessly at poor sj's predicament> You could gnaw off her nails in the middle of the night?</g>
—madradish, Sep 02 2002
   

       You could cut the finger tips off an old pair of rubber gloves and apply fresh colour from a spray can in seconds.
—IvanIdea, Sep 02 2002
   

       It seems to me the nail polish would have a tendency to peel...much like "peel-off" nail polish used by the young'uns.
—BinaryCookies, Sep 02 2002
   

       I can see two big advantages to this if it were a system for home use 1) no spillage 2) no splodges all over the fingers of course if you have it done by pros then that's not an issue. In that case, the woman in question would probably find another way to spend ages getting pampered.
—esperance, Oct 05 2006
   


 

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