Do you know of any nail varnish that doesn't chip and peel?

Question

i really want a nail varnish that doesn't chip and peel just after i've put it on. do you know of any?

Answer 1

Bourjois...easy application nd good staying power

not the most pricey either

good luck!!

Answer 2

Either put a coat of clear varnish over the top or you're going to have to pay a bit more money.  The best nail varnish I've ever used is Chanel.  You get what you pay for.

Answer 3

I've yet to find one that lasts more than 2 days!!!

I use a base coat and a clear top coat so that helps a little bit.

I wouldn't bother buying more expensive ones either as the worse nail varnish that I have is a designer 1.

Answer 4

all nail varnishes chip and peel no matter how expensive they are.try putting a top coat of clear nail varnish on

Answer 5

All nail varnish will chip off, but good brands won't do it as fast. The best i have found is either rimmel or avon brands about 5 days for both. They last longer on your toes as you're not manually working with your feet. Your hands rooting through your handbag are likely to chip your nail polish and also it can come off if you've got to handwash dishes.  

Answer 6

Rimmel. i love it. And it lasts for up to 10 days :) :)  Good Luck

Answer 7

I have not heard of a non chippable/peeling nail varnish,  if you do the following the nail varnish will last; I would suggest you prime the nail first with a barrier nail varnish and it would be advised to spend money on a good colour and not a cheap brand. The application of the nail varnish should not need lots of coats this would cause chipping, a good nail varnish will only need one or perhaps two coats (if really needed..two coats). the nail varnish should not touch the cutical or go down the sides. Nail varnish well applied should last up to two weeks. Good painting!

Answer 8

opi.. its the most expensive but the best out there.. itll keep your nails strong, helping them to grow faster, and it lasts the longest.. its price is $8-9 a bottle.. but its worth it. if thats wat you want:)

Answer 9

The Rimmel Vinyl ones are fairly good. I can usually use them for 3 days before there starts to be chips and peels. Like somebody else has suggested, OPI are really good BUT are pricey. I've managed to wear OPI polishes for 6 - 7 days before chips or peels begin to set in.

However, your best bet is not the type of nail varnish you use but how you look after your hands once it is on (e.g. wear gloves when washing dishes, apply one or two thin coats of a thin top coat after the nail varnish is dry, don't use your nails as 'tools') even though that's easier said than done!