Will it also moisture the nails when removing the nail polish?
337949
Not sure but it does have an oily feel to it. Definitely wash hands before polish
337950
No, it does not moisturize them, but for me it works much better and gentler than acetone. Plus, it smells excellent!
337951
Im not sure about proactively moisturizing, but it certainly does not dry them out in the least as other removers do.
337952
It seems to. It's sort of oily. It's not like acetone-based removers at all.
805021
It did for my nails, as long as I did two coats for the base. It's very thick and dries completely in under a minute!
1140786
The polish peels right off if you do it thick enough. I have been using it now for 3 months and my nails are still fine.
328078
Yes. Once you get it all removed in that area and it's thoroughly dry, you would need to re-apply polish in the area.
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.
832292
It does not make regular nail polish dry faster. I found that the one time that I did try it with regular nail polish. My nails felt sticky for awhile after I was done, so I have not tried it again.
1475890
I tried to remove natural nail polish that was thickly applied and it did not work. It worked for old leftover nail polish.
2074699
It does not! Use it once a week and it keeps your nails so strong! I recommend use the top coat with this.
1750462
if you use a good base coat on your nails (i recommend orly), the polish shouldn't peel off.
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.
989715
No. You must have a curing lamp or the nail polish will never dry (at least that is what I gave been told).
1507810
I seriously doubt that polish stains will be removed. This product is a white powdery substance, I don't believe it can penetrate nail polish.
954038
U can put nail polish remover or acetone in there to soak d nails n it works amazing. Suctioned!!!
1627113
I would say No, the polish dries very quick less then a min. I hope this helps
1039689
Yes, regular polish remover is all you need (I use acetone). And since it sits on top of your nail polish it shouldn't damage your actual nail.
1240958
Nope, acetone should take it right off. Whether you apply it right after you put on your polish or even if you use nail hardener to apply it, it should come off with acetone. Otherwise, use a solvent to take it off, like if you use nail glue to apply it.