Nail help, please?

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Yesenia S.

Jul 19, 2013

Yesenia S.

Does anyone know how I could take off my acrylic nails?

Nicole D.

Jul 19, 2013

Nicole D.

Youll need 100% pure acetone
cotton balls
tin/aluminum foil
before doing anything file off the gel topcoat
first soak each cotton ball in acetone and place it on your nail then wrap the tin foil around the cotton ball and nail firmly and tightly do that for each finger and wait about 30 to 60 mins they should become tacky like glue you can now either soak again or gently file or scrape off the nail

Yesenia S.

Jul 19, 2013

Yesenia S.

Thank you Nicole:), ill try it right now.

Evangelina Y.

Jul 19, 2013

Evangelina Y.

If you a going to do that, make sure you really moisturise your nails and fingers after, because acetone will dry out your skin completely. when you're done you can also buff your nails because the acrylic will make your nails very rough.

Aishwarya P.

Jul 19, 2013

Aishwarya P.

Did your nails in hot water n sit for 5 minutes...they ll come off

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