do You soak it off with polish remover?
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I use the pure acetone and put it on a cotton ball then wrap the tip of my finger with tin foil and let it do its thing for about 15-20 minutes then use an orange stick to scrap off the polish it should crackle up when you take the foil off, make sure that you take a buffing block to rough up the top surface of the polish so that the acetone will work. DONT use an emery board type file you may get carried away with filing and damage your nail bed. The buffing blocks sold at Sally supply or any drug store works great just rough enough to take of the top coat off. DONT get anything to abrasive or like I said you may damage your nail bed and believe me that is quite painful! I am assuming this is your first go at the gel polishes? Did you have them done or are you thinking about doing them yourself either way I'm sure you know the steps to applying the polish and really taking the polish off is no big deal just a little time consuming because you can only work on one hand at a time. I hope I helped answer your question if you have any more I would be happy to help.
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.
2003498
Yes.. Just use a wet soft cloth to clean and a new wet cloth and bottle of water to rinse. They also make a polish that works very good
598531
Yes. I use Acquarella nail polish and it removes it fine. It actually works better than the Acquarella nail polish remover!
588343
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.
346020
No. I just wipe my nails with rubbing alcohol. Then apply base coat, color, then top coat. Then wipe with alcohol to finish off
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.
2076391
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...
1663061
I just wipe mine down with a damp cloth and it seems to work, but the directions that came with it said to use mayonnaise to polish it!
1837618
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.
774396
Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
266813
the adhesive can be removed with nail polish remover. However it can not be re-applied once removed.
1304207
No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
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For me it relatively removed my matte glitter nail polish easily. However when removing glitter or sand nail polish remember to soak them, it makes the polish come off easier. One technique I use is soak a cotton ball with the nail polish remover then place on the nail. Wrap each finger with tin foil to let the nails soak. Leave on for about two to three minutes and that should really help with the removal. Since this nail polish is less damaging to the nails, it wont hurt the health of the nails or cuticles.
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You can soak it, but water won't usually remove the sticky residue. Usually, I scrape it off with a plastic scrubber or the side of a knife and then use a little dish soap to dissolve any remainder.
203831
You do not need to soak it. It is amazing. The material inside when heated , produces moisture.Hope that helps :)
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The instructions say you should & I did. I used soap & water & let mine soak for a few hours. I also used some lemon peels, sea salt & oil to prepare it for my first use. Cleaned that out, & I love mine!