Ouch My Fake Nails Are Hurting The Real Me.

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NiK I.

Jul 17, 2015

NiK I.

Hey lovely lady's I pretty much always go out to get my nails done because to be honest I just can't do my own nails but a talented friend did my nails about a week ago she did a wonderful job but now four of them fell off she used super nail glue how can I take them off without it hurting my natural nails?

Liv I.

Jul 17, 2015

Liv I.

Your going to need to get pure acetone and soak them for a while in a bowl. That's the only way I know how unless you go to a salon and professionally get them off

Emily M.

Jul 17, 2015

Emily M.

Exactly what Liv said! Sadly, you are still going to damage them some

Roz X.

Jul 17, 2015

Roz X.

Just dial cottonball in nail polish with acetone and put foil over it for 15 minutes or so. They'll fall right off.

Roz X.

Jul 17, 2015

Roz X.

*soak a cottonball

dial?? lol

Mimi B.

Jul 17, 2015

Mimi B.

After you soak, if they are still stubborn, you can use floss to pull them from your nail. Just start by your cuticle and slowly wiggle upwards. It is a tiny bit painful and you have to be VERY cautious, but it works as a last resort thing.

Lala L.

Jul 17, 2015

Lala L.

Soap them in pure acetone or get a cotton ball , pour acetone on it , and wrap it around foul for 15-30 minutes and if it doesn't come all the way off then keep repeating it.

NiK I.

Jul 17, 2015

NiK I.

Thank you all so so so much really appreciate all the help and Mimi I used the floss idea and it worked really well

NiK I.

Jul 17, 2015

NiK I.

My goodness I love the feeling the day after they come off.

Emily H.

Jul 18, 2015

Emily H.

If I want me to on my YouTube I can teach you how to do them. I fill my own. just glue it back on.

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