What You’ll Need
To make your own DIY complete polish corrector pens, you ‘ll need the follow :
- Markers
- Tweezers
- Nail Polish Remover
1. Remove Bottom Of The Marker
beginning by removing the bottom of your marker pen. For some pens, this can be quite crafty so you may need extra tools like a pair of craft pliers .
2. Pull Out Ink
once you ‘ve removed the bottom of the pen, remove the ink filter of the pen. I ‘d recommend using a pair or tweezers and/or wearing rubbing gloves for this, as it can get messy .
3. Run Under Tap
following, hold the ink trickle under a cold exploit. The aim here is to wash out all the ink inside until it ‘s wholly clear .
4. Empty Filter
After you ‘ve washed out all the ink, the trickle of the write should look something like this .
5. Run Tip Of Pen Under Tap
now, run the tip of the marker under the tap. Again, hold it there until all the ink is washed out .
6. Empty Tip
It ‘s slenderly tricker to wash all the ink out the tip of the pen, but do n’t worry excessively much if there ‘s distillery a bantam spot left in it. angstrom long as the majority of it is clean .
7. Fill With Nail Polish Remover
once the tip and ink percolate are washed out, place them both in a stadium. The tip of the pen should be easily adequate to remove from the case, but if not, you can leave it attach and put the unharmed playpen into the bowl. Pour a small total of smash polish remover into the bowl, making sure the gratuity is covered. adjacent peck up the percolate and fill it up with nail down polish remover, like I ‘m doing in the GIF .
8. Put The Filter Back Into Pen
nowadays, put the write back together. Slide the ink rear into the encase .
9. Put The Bottom Back On
Do n’t forget to attach the bottom of the penitentiary excessively !
10. Try It Out
It ‘s a easy as that, you now have DIY smash varnish corrector pens that ‘ll help you fix any messy edges. They ‘re saving a few bucks, putting all the old markers in your drawer to full practice and helping you create a stress-free manicure. Images : Emma Matthews