Best way to remove? The old Avon ones would turn into a gummy mess with regular nail polish remover.
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The remover works fine. No gummy mess. You just have to saturate your cotton ball or tissue well. Love these!
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You could also try nail polish remover. Dab the spot until it is dissolved and then launder.
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It's alittle harder but I would use the soakable acetone than the regular nail polish remover. It took alittle longer to get off.
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Ours eventually came off but u could try acetone (by the nail polish remover at Walmart) & then be sure to wash their feet really good. I won't use these again, my dog hated them & I felt terrible!
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i would remove the old polish because it can be too thick.... that really up too u want u want to do... I didn't even know what to do...
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I haven't needed to do that, but you'd need to remove the nail polish with nail polish remover or acetone. If a residue of color is left the Grandma's stain remover should remove that.
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I use makeup remover. You definitely don't want to pull them off, because this glue is so strong.
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You can actually by them on Amazon by typing in scented nail polish remover. Also were I live the dollar stores care some scents.
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It works great with regular polish. Just remove it with nail polish remover like you would regular nail polish
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I used a remover purchased from my local Sally beauty- I recommend. In the mean time, try olive oil
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I have always used non acetone nail polish remover. You do have to use quite a bit of remover...typically I soak a cotton ball and hold it on the nail bed for 5-10 seconds and it wipes right off. I have never had this problem with this polish. It's a beauty staple of mine!
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Sorry but I've had no excuse to try to remove them. I would try goo gone, it does everything! Good luck, Donna
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Yes. I also use the entire zoya system. I suggest using something like a cotton ball, soaking it in the remover and then holding it on your nail for a few seconds before wiping it off. I had no trouble what so ever. Worked just as well as regular remover.
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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.
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Nail Polish remover works when it is still wet. But, you have to put a lot of elbow grease into it. I'm not sure what cleans it up after it is dry. Good luck! It's a wonderful product!
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Yes. I use Acquarella nail polish and it removes it fine. It actually works better than the Acquarella nail polish remover!
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Use Rust-Oleum Lacquer Thinner (available on Amazon), paper towels and a lot of elbow grease. Don't bother with nail polish remover, acetone, household cleaners, etc -- only the lacquer thinner (or possibly a glass scraper) really works. Make sure to use in a ventilated area and to wear protective gloves.