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Get Your Fastest Mani Ever With RapiDry™ Quick-Dry Nail Polish

We don’t smudge around, and neither does our quick-dry nail polish.

Get Your Fastest Mani Ever With RapiDry™ Quick-Dry Nail Polish

There's a very specific kind of heartbreak that comes from finishing your manicure, convincing yourself it's definitely dry, then immediately smudging it. RapiDry is here to end the cycle for good. It dries in 60 seconds, stays smudge-proof, and gives you five days of wear. Because your nails should be able to keep up with your schedule.

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Your Fastest Mani Ever With RapiDry Quick-dry Nail Polish

Your Fastest Mani Ever

Tired of waiting 5-7 business days for nails to dry? Never again. RapiDry nails dry through in just 60 seconds, thanks to extra-speedy solvents that whisk away wetness and Drip Dry Drops to protect against smudges. The result: dry nails in just 60 seconds, smudge-proof for up to five days.

Good news: speed doesn't mean cutting corners on application. RapiDry's Rush Brush™ packs 200 extra bristles into a wide, fanned shape that picks up more polish and glides it on evenly, making every swipe count. 

So Mani Speedy Quick-Dry Nail Polish Shades

So Mani Speedy Shades

There's a shade for every mood, and none of them take longer than a minute to dry.

Keep it soft with Baby Blue Me Away, go bold with a punchy purple like Bright Back at It, or lean all the way in with the sparkle of Speed Date Me.

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How to Apply Quick-Drying Nail Polish 

Two coats, five days of wear, one seriously efficient routine.

Step 1: How to Apply Quick-dry Nail Polish

Step 1:

Push back cuticles, file, buff, and shape before you touch a single bottle.
Step 2: How to Apply Quick-dry Nail Polish

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Want extra protection? Start with RapiDry Clearly Fast as your base coat.
Step 3: How to Apply Quick-dry Nail Polish

Step 3:

Apply one thin layer of your favorite RapiDry shade, capping the free edge as you go.
Step 4: How to Apply Quick-dry Nail Polish

Step 4:

Add a second coat. This is what gets you to five days of wear—don't skip it.
Step 5: How to Apply Quick-dry Nail Polish

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Finish with Clearly Fast as a shine-boosting top coat

RapiDry Clearly Fast 3-in-1 Clear Coat

RapiDry is great on its own, but even better with Clearly Fast. Think of it as the overachiever of your nail routine. It's a base coat, a top coat, and a natural nail enhancer, all in one bottle. Wear it under color to protect against staining, over color to boost shine, or on its own when you're in the mood for a clean, glossy, no-color nail. Some products are fine having one job. This one wanted three.


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Find your most flattering personal shade of nude

Select the right angles for your nails

Turn heads with reds or look pretty in pink

Pretty, clean, and refreshingly muted

Locks on like gel and unlocks like lacquer

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RapiDry™ Quick-dry Nail Polish FAQs

In 60 seconds. You'll have smudge-proof nails before you've finished your coffee. It's OPI's fastest-drying lacquer, and it dries all the way through, not just on the surface.

RapiDry stands on its own. No top coat required. If you want extra shine, layer on Clearly Fast RapiDry Top Coat, but it's a bonus, not a necessity.

Built-in Drip Dry Drops and faster-evaporating solvents do the work. Regular polish asks you to wait it out. RapiDry doesn't ask.

You get five days of wear when you apply two coats of color.

No. RapiDry is formulated for nail lacquer application, not for use over gel systems. Stick to a gel top coat for your gel manicures.

Different jobs. RapiDry Top Coat locks in shine and seals the color. Drip Dry drying drops speed up drying time on any lacquer, RapiDry included. Use both if you're really not trying to wait around.

Quick-dry formulas are built to evaporate fast, and every time you open the bottle, they start doing exactly that. Keep the cap tightly closed right after use. If a bottle's gotten older or thicker, a few drops of Nail Polish Thinner will bring it back to life.