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Originally Posted by BaDKiTTy69
Thank you so much for the tips. I will buy this top coat today right after work and will test it out tonight!
Please correct me if im wrong, on the website they say you should use it as a treatment or a base. But you use it as a top coat? I just wanna make sure that I found the correct one.
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I'm not sure if the one I have is marketed as a treatment or a base. Unfortunately, I bought quite a number of them a few years back (I seem to be the death knell for products so when I love them, I buy a few!) and they seem to have re-done their packaging/labeling a bit. I can't find the exact same thing that I've got on their site, but I'll give you all the info I have!
According to my bottles, It's the Hard as Nails (with Nylon) line, in Nude. The top of my older bottles say no. 95; my newer bottle has 2700-95 Nude written in very fine print at the back. I don't think this particular polish was designed as a base, top coat or treatment. It's just a plain old clear polish. From what I'm seeing on the website, the closest thing to it would be this:
Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Extreme Wear in Clear Gloss (01).
As point of reference, my bottles typically look like this:
Sally Hansen Hard as Nails with Nylon but they did not come in a blister package (just loose on the shelves), the cap is grey (not silver), and they did not contain Retinol, to my knowledge. If it helps, I bought them at Walmart. I'm really sorry I don't have better information!
I would also like to add, if you plan to use it as a topcoat after Konad, it's best to wait a bit for your Konad to dry. This stuff can sometimes smear your Konad SP, so I will often use a thin layer of Konad topcoat and then, once that's dry, I'll seal the whole nail with the SH polish.
Hope that helps you!
I have never worn a basecoat, ridge filler or any other treatment, by the way. When I go without polish, I use a 4-way buffer block. It buffs my nails to a shine and it looks like I'm wearing topcoat. I find it's a really healthy (non chemical!) way to keep your hands looking good.