Clothes, Hair & Makeup

There's a good chance the "glass" on your watch is actually made of acrylic, a type of plastic crystal. If it's a light scratch, dab plain white toothpaste onto a clean cloth and rub the watch face, says Michele Krause, founder and CEO of blingyourself.com. Rinse with a damp cloth, and repeat the process until the scratch vanishes. For deeper scrapes, you’ll need a professional opinion. Take your timepiece to a jeweler or watch repair shop, where an expert can determine whether you need to replace the part.