I use for my nail art
I love to do my own nail art,  I change my polish and designs every few days.  Sometimes it can get messy,  especially if I'm stamping,  doing water marble or a sponge design. There are many latex options available for nail art but they are expensive and come in a small bottle.  I refused to pay that much so I tried to make my own solution by adding school glue to an empty nail polish bottle and adding a touch of water to help thin it out.<br />The solution I made does work but it takes so long to dry and I can't begin my art until it dries.  Once it is dry I have to worry about it getting too wet during some of my painting, like when I sponge the paint on, the glue becomes sticky and starts to transfer to my nail art. When you try to take the glue off, it does not come off with one simple peel, you have to pick at it and scrape.<br />This huge bottle of latex has been amazing! I just dip my cotton swab in the liquid then paint it on the skin around my nail.  It dries in less than 30 seconds! When I am done with my art,  I peel up a corner of the latex and it ALL comes off at once and with ease.  This is a must if you do your nails as often as I do,  it really helps with cleanup.<br />Another thing it can be used for,  besides the obvious making gruesome lesions in halloween,  is a fabric glue.  Seriously!  If you had a pair of jeans rip and you can't get to a sewing machine but you need a quick patch,  use this.  Put a little on your finger and spread it on the part you wish to glue,  hold it in place for 30 seconds.  Wait about 2 minutes before wearing and 12 hours before washing the article of clothing.<br />This is some super handy stuff!<br /><br />I was given a promotional discount on my purchase of this liquid latex so that I could test and review and provide you with my feedback.
Rating: 5 stars