Is there any nail polish remover that you'd recommend?
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I use this too but if you can buy a good bottle of acetone from Sally's and if you put it on a cotton ball set it on your finger wrap in foil and let it sit for a few then take another cotton ball and wipe it off.
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From what I can tell ... there is a big difference between having Lacquer on your nails and regular nail polish. For regular nail polish, anything that I find at the grocery store works fine. I hope that is what you are trying to remove. If in fact it is Lacquer, I never did find anything that worked. I slowly chipped it off and as my nails grew I cut it off. I will never have Lacquer applied to my nails again. Hope this is helpful.
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I love OPI Expert Touch Lacquer Remover. If you use gel polish - it is the only brand I found that easily takes off gel polish.
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I only use the OPI Expert Touch Lacquer remover. The brands in the big box stores, name brands, DO NOT work on OPI nail colour as OPI is a LACQUER, not a polish. If you are using lesser brand of nail colour then the removers in the stores will probably work. But I prefer the OPI Laquer remover. Also, the volume you need is much less than the store brands, so there is a savings there.
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Honestly, since I purchased this one, I have decided to go back to using cutex brand it works just fine. My nails are not being damaged either. I just use a piece of cotton ball with some polish remover and wrap my nails I alumminum foil for approximately 10 mins or so for gel polish. I hope this helps.
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It is removed with regular polish remover. You can use it over regular nail polish.
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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.
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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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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.
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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Hi! You could use any "gel" nail polish. I've tried the Gelish and China Glaze brands from Sallys Beauty Supply and they work great!
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I use baby wipes to remove; I would think makeup removers would work as well
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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.
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I always use a base foundation, then structure, then nail color and top coat. To remove the most easy. Buy Gelish gel-nail remover. I buy the foil wraps rolls and use that method. Then I put hand in zip lock bag and wrap dish towel around hand and put in heating pad. Gel polish will pop off.
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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Here is a great instruction sheet you can print out and it also tells you the items to get. I use rubbing alcohol for cleaning the nails off and of course getting more shine if they become dull. Also for the removal of the gel product when it is time for a new set, I use acetone nail polish remove soaked on a small piece of cotton and then wrapped with aluminum foil for about 10-15 minutes - comes right off. No need to buy the expensive remover. Good luck. http://gelish.com/education/how-to-apply-gelish
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I wouldn't recommend it - the best thing I have bought that removes gel polish is pure acetone and I just buy it at our local Walgreens - I think it runs around $5
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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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Regular nail polish remover. And it does not damage the nail...I love this product!
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Try Amodex, its the only cleaner actually recommended by sharpie (www.amodexink.com)
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I would NOT use acetone, as it breaks down plastic easily. Non-acetone polish remover should be fine for removing polish. If you are using 3D nail art and mess up I would just pick it off as best you can and use non-acetone for the remainder, but avoid letting it soak.