Rimmel 60 Seconds Super Shine Nail Polish - Fab - 8ml

Under normal wear conditions, the polish can last up to 10 days without chipping. Longevity may vary based on individual nail strength and daily activities.

The '60 seconds' refers to the time it takes for the polish to become touch-dry after application. Full curing, where the polish hardens completely, takes longer.

Yes, using a top coat is recommended. It enhances the shine and significantly improves the durability and wear time of the nail polish.

The 'Fab!' shade, like other nail polishes, can be removed effectively using any standard nail polish remover. For best results, use a remover suitable for dark or glittery polishes if available.

Yes, the formula is designed for quick and precise application, making it suitable for beginners. The brush helps in achieving an even coat in a single stroke.

Yes, Rimmel offers a wide range of colors in the 60 Seconds Super Shine collection, including various finishes and tones to suit different preferences.

Store the bottle upright in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight. Ensure the cap is tightly sealed after each use to prevent the polish from thickening or drying out.

This can happen if the bottle has been left open. Try adding a drop or two of nail polish thinner (not remover) and rolling the bottle between your hands to mix. Avoid shaking, as this can introduce air bubbles.

Ensure the brush is not overloaded with polish. Wipe one side of the brush against the neck of the bottle. Apply in smooth, even strokes from cuticle to tip. Allow each coat to dry for the recommended time before applying the next.

Ensure nails are properly prepped (clean, dry, free of oils). Use a good quality base coat and a top coat. Avoid exposing wet polish to water or heavy use immediately after application. Reapply top coat every few days to extend wear.

The 60-second claim refers to initial touch-dryness. Full curing takes longer. Avoid touching surfaces or engaging in activities that could smudge the polish until it is fully hardened, which may take 10-15 minutes or more.