Q&A for How to Paint Your Toe Nails

Just mix some nail polish thinner in with the old polish. It will thin out the polish and make it useable again!

Make sure your brush doesn't have too much polish on it to start with. Wipe the excess off before you start applying the nail polish.

Put each little bump in between your toes, it will help spread your toes out.

You can, and it can look prettier if your fingers and toes match, but you don't have to. You can use whatever colors you want!

Take into consideration the season and your mood first. If it is winter or fall, you might want to use deeper and darker tones, while fun and bright colors are usually better for spring and summer. Make sure to pick something you enjoy (because you have to look at it the most).

Be careful after painting your nails and let them dry thoroughly. Use good, long-lasting polish, and use a base and overcoat.

First, you have to decide what pattern you want to do on your nails. If you want stripes, then you can use tape to section off small areas in a pattern.

You could use alcohol, or soak your nails in vinegar to try and remove the nail polish.

Metallic colors do not last longer that solid colors. If you want your metallic colors to last longer, though, here is a tip: once you've painted your nails, use gel polish to prevent chipping. It's completely clear, so the color won't be covered. It makes your nails look glossy and dries fast.

No; then the first layer would start to peel and may get sticky.

If you tend to get nail polish on your cuticles, and don't want to use nail polish remover, you could try liquid latex designed for cuticles and nail painting.