Taking off nail salon nails?!?

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Elvisa S.

Nov 8, 2012

Elvisa S.

My nails are growing out and Id like to take them off without damaging my natural nail too much. Any suggestions?

Hailey V.

Nov 8, 2012

Hailey V.

Chlorine!

Mikaela G.

Nov 8, 2012

Mikaela G.

Buy some soak off products. Don't try to rip them off, it will hurt and you will damage your nails!!! 

Mikaela G.

Nov 8, 2012

Mikaela G.

For the soak off products. Put some on a little cotton, put on nail, than wrap in tin foil and leave on for 10-15 Mins. Check them at 10-15 mins by trying to use a orange wood stick to scrap it off. If it doesnt come off easily, than put tin foil back on for 5 mins max. Use orange wood stick to scrap off the artificial nail than file top of nail bed, don't forget to use a buffer after to help smooth the nail!! Good luck

Mikaela G.

Nov 8, 2012

Mikaela G.

Ooooo important!!!! I forgot sorry before using the soak off product use a white file to rough up with nail. It will help the soak off product absorb into the artificial nail!! I just finished my nail care part of my esthetics program at Blanche macdonald :)))) 

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