I got it on my skin!!! how do I get it off? nail polish remover is not working :(
2038385
This stuff is awful and explodes!! We got it of by scrubbing with a wash cloth and hot water. Good luck!!!
2038386
Its somewhat aggravating but i peel it off. Try to something with a sharp point like a fingernail file and pick at the sides where the glue is and it will start to come off. I made the mistake of trying to bite it off the first time and it made me light headed lol so plz don't do that.
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.
2064645
warm water, and a hard bristle nail brush. Peeling along with the scrubbing. It's not great but eventually will come off. Wait and it will wear off by itself. I never tried it but I think a fine sandpaper used lightly mighty do it.
1094423
I've had that problem with that product and find the fuzzy residue would remain on my skin for days after switching to another spot. The only way to completely remove it was with nail polish remover (non-acetone) and then avoiding the area for fear of it reacting with the medication. I think they use that to position the patch inside the envelope so it won't slide around in the packet and keep it away from the tiny notch you fold and then tear to open the packet. It IS annoying and seems unnecessarily sticky, but the product works well and is relatively affordable. I really don't like the fuzzy squares all over that won't even scrub off. I've had that problem with that product and find the fuzzy residue would remain on my skin for days after switching to another spot. The only way to completely remove it was with nail polish remover (non-acetone) and then avoiding the area for fear of it reacting with the medication. I think they use that to position the patch inside the envelope so it won't slide around in the packet and keep it away from the tiny notch you fold and then tear to open the packet. It IS annoying and seems unnecessarily sticky, but the product works well and is relatively affordable. I really don't like the... » Read More I've had that problem with that product and find the fuzzy residue would remain on my skin for days after switching to another spot. The only way to completely remove it was with nail polish remover (non-acetone) and then avoiding the area for fear of it reacting with the medication. I think they use that to position the patch inside the envelope so it won't slide around in the packet and keep it away from the tiny notch you fold and then tear to open the packet. It IS annoying and seems unnecessarily sticky, but the product works well and is relatively affordable. I really don't like the fuzzy squares all over that won't even scrub off. « Show Less
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Didn't apply too much; problem is that you didn't remove it all. The finish should be smooth as silk and super bright. This is a CLEANER and a polish. It takes a lot of work to remove it all. Use a very soft cloth, but you will need to rub hard, and concentrate on one small area at a time. Also, don't let it get wet for 24 hours; it has to "cure". All worth it, though.
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I never removed my screen protector as it is still functioning perfectly. If it does leave a residue I would try a damp cotton cloth with water. If that does not work finger nail polish remover would definatly remove it. Put it on a cotton cloth then wipe.
1039690
Personally I use a acetone based remover because it removes quickly and cleaner than the regular nail polish remover. I hope this helps!
917089
Soak your nail in polish remover. Some of the polish will come off, but you'll likely have to peel or scrape it to get it off completely.
1200140
It is removed with regular polish remover. You can use it over regular nail polish.
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Put polish remover on cotton pad and wrap around finger nail and let set a few minutes, polish will come right off..I put 3 or4 cotton pads on at once and hold with fingers and polish comes right off, you just need to let remover set on nail a few minutes, love this polish!!!! Hope this helps, Jan
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Hi Smoody, I can think of two reasons your nails are still sticky. Most likely, you skipped the part where you wipe off the remaining residue with the included gel cleanser. You can also use regular rubbing alcohol to wipe off the sticky stuff. That is how the polish is designed, otherwise the layer underneath should be hard and dry after curing.If not, it's possible that you put one of the layers on too thick so it didnt cure properly. Next time, try warming up the bottles in some warm water prior to application. This will thin out the polish for a smoother application.Hope that helps! Hi Smoody, I can think of two reasons your nails are still sticky. Most likely, you skipped the part where you wipe off the remaining residue with the included gel cleanser. You can also use regular rubbing alcohol to wipe off the sticky stuff. That is how the polish is designed, otherwise the layer underneath should be hard and dry after curing.If not, it's possible that you put one of the layers on too thick so it didnt cure properly. Next time, try warming up the bottles in some warm water prior to application. This will thin out the polish for a smoother... » Read More Hi Smoody, I can think of two reasons your nails are still sticky. Most likely, you skipped the part where you wipe off the remaining residue with the included gel cleanser. You can also use regular rubbing alcohol to wipe off the sticky stuff. That is how the polish is designed, otherwise the layer underneath should be hard and dry after curing.If not, it's possible that you put one of the layers on too thick so it didnt cure properly. Next time, try warming up the bottles in some warm water prior to application. This will thin out the polish for a smoother application.Hope that helps! « Show Less
917088
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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Get something sharp to peel it off at the edge or just use your nail. That's all you could really do.
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I took me about a long time to get the label off. The first part to come off was the clear plastic covering. I persevered and there are just a couple of areas of adhesive left on it. Nail polish remover did not work. I haven't tried Goo Gone yet, but intend to. In the meantime I will just have it turned around with the back side facing out.
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I apply it once & let it dry and then apply it again. DO NOT put it on top of nail polish! I made the mistake of trying that after I had my 1st manicure!!! It made my nail polish bubble & peel off! I make sure I put this on every other day. You may not need to apply it that often. I, myself, am a chronic nail biter. Even after a couple months of using this product, I am not "cured". I will always be a nail biter. I wish I could upload a photo of what my nails look like now. People ALWAYS think that I am wearing fake nails. My nails have NEVER been this healthy looking or been this strong & healthy! I apply it once & let it dry and then apply it again. DO NOT put it on top of nail polish! I made the mistake of trying that after I had my 1st manicure!!! It made my nail polish bubble & peel off! I make sure I put this on every other day. You may not need to apply it that often. I, myself, am a chronic nail biter. Even after a couple months of using this product, I am not "cured". I will always be a nail biter. I wish I could upload a photo of what my nails look like now. People ALWAYS think that I am wearing fake nails. My nails have NEVER been this healthy looking or been this... » Read More I apply it once & let it dry and then apply it again. DO NOT put it on top of nail polish! I made the mistake of trying that after I had my 1st manicure!!! It made my nail polish bubble & peel off! I make sure I put this on every other day. You may not need to apply it that often. I, myself, am a chronic nail biter. Even after a couple months of using this product, I am not "cured". I will always be a nail biter. I wish I could upload a photo of what my nails look like now. People ALWAYS think that I am wearing fake nails. My nails have NEVER been this healthy looking or been this strong & healthy! « Show Less
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I haven't had any troubles with the nail polish. Maybe you should use a clear top and bottom coat??? I don't know &#128542;. Sorry.
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It says to put it on and then put a top coat on it and nail polish if you like. I take it off about every 4 to 5 days and re-apply it. It's working well for me. My nails are getting stronger. I've been using it for about 4 weeks now.