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Date Posted: 19:21:01 05/20/02 Mon
Author: leslie
Subject: Re: fast drying top coats
In reply to: znailady 's message, "Re: fast drying top coats" on 18:05:54 05/20/02 Mon

>>You can use any top coat to freshen up polish. It is
>like putting wax on a car. I have never heard of fast
>drying polish chipping faster.
i had read an article on top coats and it stated that fast drying polishes and top coats have more alcohol in them. i have a chanel top coat and i read the ingrediants and alcohol was the second ingrediant.i tried it when i did it with a manicure and the polish chipped faster than when i used a regular top coat.

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