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Any tips for very thick, flexible nail varnish (I need to "paint on" a toenail!)

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SoBloodyTired · 25/06/2010 22:00

Exactly what it says on the title really. I had my toenail removed a few years back because it was bastarding agony (ingrown) and I only ever miss the damn thing in summer when it's strappy shoes time. I paint a nail-shaped patch with polish and it looks OK at first but the ones I've got go wonky and peel really soon after applying.

So I need a really flexible and strong nail varnish. Colour not really important!

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Elemental · 25/06/2010 22:17

Is that OK for your skin?

Elemental · 25/06/2010 22:18

Oh and Rimmel's long lasting varnish is good anf flexible, btw

SoBloodyTired · 25/06/2010 22:20

Pffft sod good for me! Someone has informed me I can buy fake nails from Boots and stick them on ... even better! But I will try Rimmel ... in fact the one which I currently have which looks best is a Rimmel one, but it's getting a bit old and goopy. Thanks

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