What do I use to get this polish off? and is it hard to get off? thanks.
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The Scotch Naturals polish remover is best. Have patience with it as it does take a little longer to remove. From my experience it comes off more easily after a shower, bath, or washing the dishes. Hope that's helpful!
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Once the film is installed the only way to remove it is with a razor blade. It scrapes off without too much trouble. It's a lot like the tint on a car window, once it's installed it's really stuck after 24 hours.
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Hi. You can use all kinds of polish, preferably use polish with dense consistency so you achieve a better results.When you clean the plate look like new. Polish remover doesnt ruin it.
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Use acetone. The easiest way I've found is to soak a cotton ball in acetone, place it on your fingernail, wrap it in foil, and let it set for about 10 minutes. The polish should come off pretty easily after that.
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To be honest, if you don't do it just right and it doesn't adhere well, you'll end up peeling the polish right off. I'm a peeler, and I can't help myself when it starts to come up at the ends. :)
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the adhesive can be removed with nail polish remover. However it can not be re-applied once removed.
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It will remove it somewhat, but I had to use household ammonia, water and a good scrub brush to remove the polish, after I had used the polish remover. I will never use the polish again. Ammonia and water using a brush got most of the polish off.I still need to go over it again.
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You use acetone but you soak your nails in it (either using the foil method or soaking them directly in a bowl of acetone) for 15 minutes. The polish softens and becomes brittle. You simply scrape it off with something but I highly recommend their polish removal tool because it's shaped correctly for the nail and has a sharp edge to get the product off without damaging the nail. DO NOT NOT !NOT! peel the polish off without using acetone. My first time removing the polish, I got the polish to lift and then peeled the nails off and severely damaged two of my nails to where they were painful and sensitive and are still growing out a month later. You can find a video on Youtube of their recommended removal process. It's not bad but it does take time and patience.
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Soak in acetone (or similar polish remover) for a minute or so. Rinse with water or wipe with a wet wipe and allow for them to air dry. Do it in a glass dish or similar (I use a shot glass) because acetone can ruin plastics. Also be careful not to fill acetone past the metal part because it will ruin the white paint on the brushes (found out the hard way)
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I do not have the particular polish you are inquiring about, but the OPI original polish remover works well on all the polishes I do have. It is gentle to your nails, but very effective in getting the polish off them.
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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As far as I know you have to buy their remover. Look up "Bona Polish Remover" on Amazon.
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Yes and no. Shellac is polish and gel hybrid. It's easier to remove than other all gel polishes. When I use it with gelish, or sensationail I can literally peel them off, but I don't advise that since everyone's nails are different. The correct way is to soak it with cotton and foil for 10min. I've also used IBD gel polish with this set, that was really hard to get off. I had to soak for at least 15min. So it really depends on the polish you're using. Shellac is one of the easier brands to take off.
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The best remover is acetone -- the main ingredient in nail polish remover. I've found it's best to attempt removal as soon as you get the product on your hands. There may be a little residue left after this process, but it rubs off in time. What you want to avoid, after you've gotten the product on your hands, is washing with soap and water. Water actually sets the product.
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I've been using pure acetone nail polish remover and windex. They take off most of the nasty dirt but some of it is stained into the bumper.
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The best way is to purchase a gel nail polish remover, normal nail polish remover will NOT work. Roughing up the surface first helps before applying the remover. The only other real way is to peel it off, but it's not too easy or good for your nails to do.
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Here is a great instruction sheet you can print out and it also tells you the items to get. I use rubbing alcohol for cleaning the nails off and of course getting more shine if they become dull. Also for the removal of the gel product when it is time for a new set, I use acetone nail polish remove soaked on a small piece of cotton and then wrapped with aluminum foil for about 10-15 minutes - comes right off. No need to buy the expensive remover. Good luck. http://gelish.com/education/how-to-apply-gelish