It all depends on what pool you swim in, how long you are in, how good your nail polish is, how long it has been on, how many coats of polish you have on, etc.
Let's say you are swimming in a chlorinated pool with so-so nail polish on. I would imagine chlorine would break down the polish more than a salt-pool would, but should still stay strong.
For example, one time I went swimming in a chlorinated pool and had a manicure done that day. The nail polish I was wearing wasn't one that a high end salon would use, but I would say it is about as good as Sally Hansen. When I got out of the pool, it was chipped only because I hit my nails against the concrete edge. I continually swam for the rest of the summer, and 3 weeks later the only damage done was the scrape from the concrete.
So, basically I would say it should be fine :) and enjoy your summer and don't worry about your nails! This will be your only 2011 summer, but not your only manicure!
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You can go to the salon or you can do it yourself. Go to the nearest salon in your area and ask for a "French manicure", because if you say "manicure" they may just paint them.
go get a manicure
uhh not to be rude but are you an idiot? it is excactly what the name says. you go to get a manicure say a week ago and this week you have to go to dinner and you need a manicure to match your dress but your hands are fine no cuticles or anything since your last manicure was recent. so you go to the salon and ask for a color change, pick out your color and they paint ur nails. i mean c'mon people.
Manicure is a verb and a noun. Verb: Those young men manicured my lawn. Noun: I'm going for a manicure.
A sport manicure includes all of the normal processes of a classic manicure except that nails are buffed and no polish is applied. It is often referred to as a buff-manicure.
go get them done
Make sure you go for a manicure every two weeks
You manicure your hands and pedicure your feet.a manicure is the hands and a pedicure nis on the feet
Perhaps you a looking for 'manicure'.
To do a male manicure, you go through most of the steps of a normal manicure, except that you stop at buffing, and don't apply polish (unless the client asks you to). The Steps are: Filing Cuticle Work Massage Oil/Paraffin work (optional) Squeaking Buffing
Eggshell nails is a disorder in which the fingernails are very thin and fragile. It is not recommended that a manicure be done on them.
manicure bowl? nakakaen un tanga