Crafty Uses for Old Nail Polish

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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?

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About Karen Lee

Karen lives a simple, frugal, green life and shares her eco tips and news on ecokaren. She leads Eco Etsy Team, an awesome group of enthusiastic green business owners on Etsy. She sells green goodies in her Etsy shop and writes for various green blogs. When she's not leading the team or blogging, she is a chauffeur to two greenagers, wife to an accidental recycler, master chef to hungry locavores, seamstress, knitter, and dumpster diver, not necessarily in that order.

Comments

  1. Hellothere says:

    I love zoya nailpolish -they probably bought that for you since it is the most popular eco-nailpolish out there…

    • Karen says:

      Yeah, it might be a popular brand but it still smelled awful. I prefer Scotch brand – no smell and it’s totally water based. Zoya had a ton of chemicals still. Not great for a young girl. But the colors are awesome, aren’t they? 

  2. Hellothere says:

    the colors are definely awesome – i have two colors -i have mermaid that i wear all the time for pedicures and the brillant pastel rich purple

  3. Hellothere says:

    i like that lockness mystery colot…the misty green and purple are good too…maybe i can get why not to carry their line of nail polish 

  4. Adrienne says:

    I like to use nail polish in any craft where I need a durable, fade-resistant paint. I decorated a plaque in my kids bathroom with nail polish. I also used nail polish on a decoration for my front door, which gets a lot of sun. Hasn’t cracked or faded a bit! :)

  5. Caron says:

    I love these ideas! Thanks for sharing.

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