But recently, my daughter received a box of nail polish as a gift. Supposedly, they are free of the four notorious toxins: Toluene, Formaldehyde, Pthalate, and Camphor. But they smelled nasty. So I read the label and guess what? They still contained a ton of other nasty chemicals. But I felt bad throwing them out so I kept them, hoping I could use them for something. Here are a couple of ways I decided to use them for crafting…and more. Practical Uses
1. Paperweight
Use the polish as rock paint and create a paperweight or use it as a momento. The only tricky part is that the nail polish brush is a little thick so use a thinner paint brush if you have to. Next »
2. Tile Coasters
Use the nail polish to paint a tile coaster. Paint on your design and let it dry completely. You don’t have to put a finish coating on it since nail polish is already a pretty hard lacquer. What do you use old nail polish for?
