Get half a cotton wool ball , soak it in pure acetone and place on your nail, then wrap your thumb tip in a small piece of kitchen foil. Repeat on the remaining 4 fingers of one hand. After 10 minutes gently remove your thumb from its foil pod and buff off any bubbly acrylic and replace in the foil pod, do this on the other nails repeating until its all gone. You will probably need to re-soak the cotton wool at some point.
Do NOT pull or pick at any acrylic on your nail or you will damage your own nails. Once one hand is done you do the other hand.
Using foil stops evaporation of the acetone and also heats it slightly which speeds up the process a little, try and get a snug as fit as possible on the foil pod to minimise drips and evaporation.
Picking acrylic off is what gives acrylic nails a bad name, its not designed to be picked off as it takes several layers of your own nail with it. PLEASE DON'T PICK, a little time and patience and your nails should be as they were before the acrylic.How can i get acrylic nails off nicely without going to the nail salon?
Soak them in nail polish remover for like 10 minutes then they will get soggy and start to fall off you wil need to pick at them a little though
i hope this helps!How can i get acrylic nails off nicely without going to the nail salon?
soak them in 100percent acetone. you can get it at local stores anywhere. for like 2 mins. it will look bas but they will come off pretty good and fast. hope this helps
Soak them in Acetone for 10-20 minutes...then get something like a Orangewood stick, and push on the softened nail...don't RIP or PULL them off.
heat up water in a bowl (but not too hot) and mix in nail polish remover then soak your hands for five minutes in it and they should come right off
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