To remove acrylic nails, you need to use acetone based nail polish remover. Non-acetone based remover is used to take the polish off acrylic nails without damaging the acrylic. For gel nails, I think you have to have those removed at the salon.Artificial nails?
YOU DO NEED acetone polish remover, your nails have to soak for least 15-25 minute, as it loosens up, pry them off.
I got the artif. tips when I was 21-kept them on for like 10 years, I will NOT get them ever again, everyone wears nails, naturally now, with just little bit of white tip , active length, so why keep going to get them done??!!! I get Nailtique to keep them strong %26amp; durable, but only thing I do is pedicures now, not too many people get tips anymore..tto much time, money, maitenance involved, when there are so many other things take its place.
Good luck, hope you get them off, just remember, takes awhile for your own nails to recover , get stronger too!!
You should get Pure Acetone nail polish remover, and it may take more than 10 minutes, but non acetone remover isnt strong enough to take the nails off.
you put them on in the first place. it makes me sick when i see girls with fake nails.
i think fake nails look pretty
you used a non acetone remover, you need one that has acetone to break down the glue. it should take 20 minutes
non-acteone nail poslish remeover dont work try buffing ur artifical nails
idk, but fake nails RUIN your real nails.
I hate non acetone nail polish remover. IT SUCKS! Buy nail polish remover with acetone. When you go to the nail salon, that is what they use, ';pure acetone.';
First of all you need acetone nail polish remover. Second you need to soak longer, like for an hour or so. Hope this helps.
If you are trying to remove your acrylic nails you need Acetone, not non-acetone. =)
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