Q&A for How to Apply Magnetic Nail Polish

You can find them at the Dollar Store, Walmart or Target for very reasonable prices.

Just dab a bit of nail polish remover on a cotton swab and wipe it off.

Yes.

It will take anywhere between 15-20 minutes for them to dry, so be sure not to touch anything while they dry.

That has always been my problem with magnetic polishes: I can never get it to look like the pictures and videos. I know that most magnetic polishes need a special, very strong magnet that the company usually produces. If you do manage to get the polish to work properly, the magnetic pattern will start to "loosen" or become less defined throughout the wear because the magnetic particles start to disperse.

It might not work as it may have been left open for a long time, or you haven't used it for a while.

It's not really "magnetic" in the sense that it can attract metals, but the nail design will remain the same once it's dried.

Yes, it is.

Yes; the smoothness of the polish of gel nails makes a good base!

It depends what kind of polish it is. A UV LED is good for gel polish or else it'd take like an hour to dry. With the light, it takes 30 seconds.

You apply it the same way as you would with normal nail polish, the only difference is that you should use the magnet on the polish at the end.