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Jewelry Turning Your Skin Green? Here's A Solution!

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A way to continue wearing that cheap but lovable jewelry

So I know that I don't really care about that cost of Jewelry. If I like it and it looks cool, I'm fine if it only costs 50 cents. It doesn't matter to me if its designer or out of a quarter machine.

But, I HATE that little green line you get from wearing the cheapo rings, that rash you get from necklaces.

Well I know many people already know this trick, but for those of you who don't!

Its very complicated and intricate, and you may not find the necessary item...

Clear Nail Polish.....

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    Alright, so as I said, this is extremely complicated! You get your nail polish, the clear kind, and you open it :D

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    And now get your piece of jewelry.

    Take the nail polish and apply it to the inside of the ring, the part that touches your skin.

    Let Dry and Wear with pride :D


  3. Step 3

    ALSO!!!! FOR OTHER THINGS. Not only does this work for jewelry, but its a nice polish for anything.

    Got a button thats been scratched? use the nail polish. Its a nice cheap alternative to Resin :D

    I've already used half the bottle and I only got it a few hours ago :D

    Fun :D

    EDIT!: l e t h a l i e asked a great question, one that I've been wondering myself. How to GET RID of that green circle.

    Well that ones actually stumped me, because I've got my little ring right there on my pinky finger and I've washed it and washed it.

    Well because of her inquiry, I've decieded to STOP being lazy and figure out HOW to get rid of it. And here is what I've found.

    Time. I've searched and searched on the Web, and Usually I'm considered the Google Queen, being that I can find nearly anything on google.

    Its been a day since I put the nail Polish on the ring, and the green is subsiding. I suggest just keep it mosturized and wash it thoroughly. :D

    How's that for a USELESS ANSWER?! :D

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queenfairypants

queenfairypants

20 Oct 15:11

:o genius!

x

Lilim

Lilim

20 Oct 15:17

Really? I would have never thought of that ^_^ Maybe I will get my friend to make me that sexy copper ring now

Knittin' Kitten

Knittin' Kitten

20 Oct 17:27

It also fixes holes in tights! Well, stops them getting bigger.

Is there anything it can't do?

l e t h a l i e

l e t h a l i e

20 Oct 18:38

Wow, I have that problem recently. Great. :B

Anyone knows a fast way to get RID of that stain on your skin, though?

KT

KT

20 Oct 18:41

I already knew this...why didn't i think of posting it?

Godlesscupcake

Godlesscupcake

20 Oct 19:35

Sweet idea. Thanks!

Caty C.

Caty C.

21 Oct 00:19

That's clever, i always use nail polish on earings when they make my ears read, but i never thought of using it on rings. Perfect coz I have a ring that i loved and costs like $1 but and turns my finger red (not to mention it changed its color from silver to golden in a year..)
Thanks!

Caty C.

Caty C.

21 Oct 00:20

btw, ever tried with nail polish remover to get rid og the green thing? I havent yet, but that thing works for everything

M.a.r.i.s.o.l.

M.a.r.i.s.o.l.

21 Oct 14:01

AW3S0ME...1m try1ng th1s 0ut

Erika

Erika

16 Dec 05:11

Use rubbing alcohol on the green on your skin. I had green line on the back of my neck from a necklace and used rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball, the only weird thing was that the cotton ball turned red/rust colored. I was expecting to see green/black. It was odd.

Alexandria

Alexandria

15 Jan 03:54

what about for mood rings? You can't get those wet.

Alexandria

Alexandria

15 Jan 03:56

Moxie, the green is copper, same with the redish brown stuff.
Like the Statue of liberty, she was once brozeish brown, since she's made of copper but is now green from the air and natural weather elements.

sparrow is fancy

sparrow is fancy

30 Jan 23:53

AGH! I WISH I'D HAD HEARD OF THIS SOONER!!
you see, I have this dilemma, I had a really nice brass ring that wraps around my finger and It had a really nice gold color to it
now it looks like tarnished silver.
but I could always get another one, cos it costs like 1$ and it was from those little coin machines that have 10239840239849302 rings that are almost all the same.

LuLuRose

LuLuRose

04 Feb 21:43

Green finger marks,
mine went ith nail varnish remover ! XD
only a boots own cheap one too (:
Good luck
nice trick on the rings there :D
x

Lena Cullen (or Hale)

Lena Cullen (or Hale)

09 Apr 17:37

UR SMARTTICAL!!

treachereous sinster deceving individaul

treachereous sinster deceving individaul

12 Apr 16:52

I would have never thought of that.

Twilight lover

Twilight lover

27 Apr 00:09

Hehe! Nice! Thank you thank you THANK YOU!

Kitty ^^ Valley

Kitty ^^ Valley

15 Jun 03:15

O my goodness thanks ALOT i love cheapey clairs rings but i hate green finger :P this helps a BUNCH :)

Frankye B.

Frankye B.

05 Aug 04:20

that what i do. it works good.
you can also put a cheapie fake tattoo on fabric and seal it w/ a few coats

Mellie Boo

Mellie Boo

01 Sep 02:11

I have been using this trick for years. You can also spray it with cleae varnish spray paint. I have also used spray paint old earrings and then spray on the varnish.

DarkAshHurts

DarkAshHurts

22 Oct 06:29

i feel stupid now. lol
Now i can save my really cool skull ring that turns me green.
why didnt i think of this sooner. :p

Nathalie V.

Nathalie V.

04 Nov 13:03

if you rub lemon on the green part of your skin it will take off some of the green, if not all

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