Can You Use Nail Polish Remover To Remove Acrylic Nails

Todays video shows you how to remove acrylic nails using nail polish remover.

Can you use nail polish remover to remove acrylic nails. Acetone can melt the structure of the acrylic so I would never recommend it for removing gel polish on acrylics says Tait. Dont forget to wash your hands with water after. The first thing you need to do before removing your acrylic nails is to clean them.

Cut the false nails with fingernail clippers so the length falls just above the skin on your fingertips. Pour acetone-free nail polish remover in a bowl. Finally consider trying an acetone-free nail polish remover to take off your acrylic nails.

Most acetone nail polish removers that you can buy at retailers have other ingredients so they arent pure acetone and less concentrated acetone is less effective for soaking off acrylics. Normal acetone-free nail polish remover tends to evaporate after some time. Then soak the nails for 40 minutes in a bowl of acetone-free nail polish remover.

London is currently in lockdown again and so all non-essential shops are close. Soak the nails in the nail polish remover for 30-40 minutes. Normal acetone-free nail polish remover tends to evaporate after some time.

If it does not come out easily soak for some more time. Instead youll want a non-acetone based nail polish remover. Prep your cuticles for your acetone.

Use a nail file to remove shine top layer nail polish or any colour to avoid creating any mess or get your hands full of colour. Just buy a pure acetone one and be very patient with the removal process. Ive done it and it takes a long time and you use a lot of remover.