Seche

Seche

urang2021-07-12T02:25:56.000Z
The ingredient is toluene, and Seche Restore contains it. I agree to add toluene to old school np.
suzq252021-07-12T00:34:36.000Z
Seche Restore for older polish, Beauty Secrets from Sally's on others.
b0hemianl0ve2021-07-12T00:19:23.000Z
I’ve been using seche restore but I did just order some from OPI
nickitraylor2021-07-11T22:55:29.000Z
how fun! I would probably use seche restore on everything EXCEPT for glitters- there's an
ingredient (can't remember, toulene or whichever one it is) that melts or fades or wrecks glitter somehow. I'd use Orly thinner for those. I agree wit
QueenkjKiKi2021-07-11T19:27:21.000Z
TBH, I feel like most of those old "toxic" polishes (prior to the formulation changes of the early +
2000s) thin out better using the more "toxic" thinners like Seche Restore. I could never get my old black label OPIs thinned out with Orly or OPI thin
Naoma432021-07-10T17:27:20.000Z
I had the same problem until I did this: rop
I use gelous(green bottle) as a base coat,two coats of polish,another coat of gelous,then a top coat(I use the Essie gel coutoure),then a quick dry to
carmencharmin2021-07-08T18:36:04.000Z
Pretty thick I could’ve gone with 1 coat but applied 2 over seche vit and still haven’t chipped
patricew2021-07-06T00:47:41.000Z
My top mainstream brands are Essie, OPI, Orly, and Morgan Taylor. Top high end brands are Chanel &
Dior . Favorite indies are ILNP, Pahlish, Cirque Colors,& Olive Ave Polish. I think they are all equally good. IME polish stays on best when your nail
Adrienne2832021-07-05T23:57:02.000Z
It's called Seche Vive rop
Seche Vive "Instant Effect Gel Topcoat" It really goes on beautifully. That's why I was surprised things started chipping. It really chipped primar
Mel_C2021-07-05T22:33:59.000Z
I like Seche Vive