Does this remove Butter London nail polish?
1246391
Yes, that's what I used it for. I do one base coat, two polish coats, and a top coat so I did have to work a bit to get this off. Definitely takes longer than regular remover, but the smell is nice and it leaves your skin feeling good. I think it's worth the extra effort.
1190422
I do, and cure it. Makes regular polish stay shiny and last longer. You just can not remove it with acetone. Must be buffed off.
1597195
I have never used gel polish, but this remover does contain acetone, so I think it should remove it.
775665
I left my polish on thinking it would okay. When I rinsed my feet afterwards I did notice some of the polish did come off of my nails. So I would suggest removing it beforehand.
563969
I think you must use this product to remove it.http://www.amazon.com/Expert-Touch-Lacquer-Remover-Fluid/dp/B0015GEMSE/ref=sr_1_36?s=beauty&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1421547222&sr;=1-36&keywords;=opi
1323267
Sorry I do not know. I use it only as clear polish directly on my unpolished nails.
597057
No, it doesn't. In fact using the necessary Acetone to remove the gel polish is very hard on your nails. So, I definitely recommend getting & using the nail shields, which provides a barrier & you don't have to use Acetone. They still don't strengthen your nails, but they don't cause any further damage.
1981216
I gave up after trying nail polish remover, acetone, goo-gone. After it dried, I used steel wool and soap. Some came off but ultimately I just left it there on my fingertips and it finally wore off a few days later. Good luck and wear gloves next time.
1039686
Regular nail polish remover. It doesn't damage the nails. The real one doesn't chip, this one does.
2247178
I can vouch for it removing glitter nail polish. I take one cotton ball and remove any excess remover for the first pass to remove glitter polish and then a second cotton ball with remover to finish off the rest. The more layers of polish you have will also determine if you have to use more cotton balls and remover. I haven't had any issues with my cuticles or finger tips drying out like I did when using the harsher removers. Also, no harsh scent. Hope this helps.
763602
I asked my wife and she was not sure about butter London, but she did say china glaze and opi didn't fit. Not sure if that will help you but it might.
588345
I just use acetone nail polish remover from the Dollar Tree. I soak my nails for about 5 minutes and it peels right off with no nail damage. I have used the product for three years and think it is great.
1651964
As a polish, it is intended to come off. It is not a wax or protectant. A good coat of wax should follow the polishing step you use this product for.
1975282
Yes. Then every other day put it on over your polish. Remove everything after a week and start over.
573381
It does not come off easily and before you can even try to get it off you need to file off the gel layer on the top. The only way I am able to get it off is to put acetone on a cotton ball and wrap my nail in foil for a good 5-10 minutes (longer is better) and then after that, it will scrape off. It does not just rub off like normal nail polish but properly applied, it does wear much longer and is therefore worth the extra effort.the remover MUST be straight acetone.
1200135
Yea, this can be removed with regular (acetone or non-acetone) polish remover.
639739
It will remove nail polish. I use this exclusively for that purpose, however it does seem drying. It may be more harsh than what you'd find in a Cutex bottle, but it is still acetone and it still works. If you've got sensitive skin, I'd steer clear.