So now we just wait and see if it actually does start to chip. Oh, my God, it is! It doesn't feel like - you know when you touch too-wet nail polish before it's dried and it feels, like, smushy and mushy and you see your actual fingerprint on the nail? This isn't doing anything. So, let's do a little fingerprint test to see if it actually is. She just needs a little tough love sometimes. Alexa, stop! I don't mean to be mean to her. So, I'm applying one coat of this, and then I'm going to set a timer for five minutes. The last step is the topcoat, and this is what's going to give it that shiny finish and hopefully prevent any wear and tear in these next two weeks. I should mention that the system isn't meant for use with any nail polish it's only meant for use with their own lacquers. Once again, I'm doing two coats and letting it dry matte. They have, like, over 100 different colors, but I went with this seafoamy green shade called Casablanca. I have to apply two coats of this and wait until it dries fully matte. I'm not sure what kind of witchcraft this is or why you have to do it, but it's just what the instructions say. You're supposed to put it in a bowl of hot water and wait until it goes from cloudy to clear before using. Next is the base coat, which is meant to make the manicure last longer. This is supposed to clean the nail and provide moisture. The Dazzle Dry system comes with nail prep, base coat, lacquer in the color of your choice, and revive drops for when your products get thick over time.

But then I heard about this four-step Dazzle Dry manicure system, and it promises a five-minute drying time, two weeks of chip-free wear, and it removes as easily as normal nail polish. I love a good long-lasting manicure as much as the next person, but usually long-lasting equals hard to remove. Nico Reyes: It lasted on me the entire two weeks looking like this. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

Dazzle dry manicure