How To Take Off False Nails At Home??

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Kennitta H.

Mar 3, 2014

Kennitta H.

So I got my nails done at shop and there starting to lift so is there a painless way to remove them at home??

Bianca B.

Mar 3, 2014

Bianca B.

If it's gel or acrylic nails, you need two nail files : one with two different sides (rough/"fine", one for polishing. file down whatever material was used, a little bit with the rough side then the rest with the "fine" side. if you leave a thin layer of the material on your nails, they won't break and grow it out. For the finish you take the polishing file. I did this some time ago, it's hard work, but it's the best way I know. if you had extensions on your nails, make them more short. the thin rest of material grew out easy and pretty good in my case.

Kennitta H.

Mar 3, 2014

Kennitta H.

Thank you guys so much.

Kady T.

Mar 4, 2014

Kady T.

With the acetone pour it into a bowl big enough to fit all 10 fingers in. Then place that bowl of acetone on top of a bowl of hot water. The hot water with activate the acetone enough to remove acrylics and you won't be sat there all day.

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