anyone know any other thing that erases nail polish off your nails besides nail polish remover?Nail polish removal?
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acetone
Friday, January 15, 2010
Acrylic nail removal?
hey i have acrylics andim soo sik of them i can type or do anything an i keep hitting them on things and it hurts so much
i know they can be removed by soaking them in nail polish remover
but is there a way i can do it without soaking??
any suggestionsAcrylic nail removal?
I've tried soaking them off myself and even with acetone you need to break the acrylic off. Go back to where you were getting them infilled, they can get it off properly and painlessly. They may or may not charge you. Acrylic nail removal?
Go to a nail salon. Soaking them yourself will take so long and can hurt. Plus your natural nails are going to be so thin and weak, you can really hurt yourself trying to rip them off. Ask the salon to give you a manicure with strenthening polishes to cover the damaged nail beds and to help fortify what's left. It's not going to be cheap, but it'll be worth it.
NOP.... I HAVE TO BUT PURE ACETONE U CAN GET IT FOR LIKE $2 OR $3,,,,,, IN A BEAUTY SALON.... DONT TAKE THEM OFF WITH YOUR TEETH THEY GOONA HURT AND DAMAGE YOUR NAIL..
WELL ITS ALL UP 2 YOU
GUD LUCK
i know they can be removed by soaking them in nail polish remover
but is there a way i can do it without soaking??
any suggestionsAcrylic nail removal?
I've tried soaking them off myself and even with acetone you need to break the acrylic off. Go back to where you were getting them infilled, they can get it off properly and painlessly. They may or may not charge you. Acrylic nail removal?
Go to a nail salon. Soaking them yourself will take so long and can hurt. Plus your natural nails are going to be so thin and weak, you can really hurt yourself trying to rip them off. Ask the salon to give you a manicure with strenthening polishes to cover the damaged nail beds and to help fortify what's left. It's not going to be cheap, but it'll be worth it.
NOP.... I HAVE TO BUT PURE ACETONE U CAN GET IT FOR LIKE $2 OR $3,,,,,, IN A BEAUTY SALON.... DONT TAKE THEM OFF WITH YOUR TEETH THEY GOONA HURT AND DAMAGE YOUR NAIL..
WELL ITS ALL UP 2 YOU
GUD LUCK
Acrylic nail removal...?
For my junior prom, I got acryllic nails. When it came time to take them off, I did it at home. Needless to say, it wasn't a fun experience.
My senior prom was a couple weeks ago, so I decided to get acrylic nails again (probably not the smartest idea). They're starting to look really bad and I want to get them off.
Would you suggest doing it at home again or should I just spend the money and go back to the place to get them professionally removed?Acrylic nail removal...?
go to the salon, i must say..
it is not only uncomfortable at home plus u may do some serious damage to ur nail enamel in the process, also apply a good nail repair treatment for a while, like nail tek, coz using acrylic can make ur nails soft and brittle over a prolonged period of time..Acrylic nail removal...?
the pain hurts so bad. So, I would just go to the salon, and get them taken off. That happened to me. I'm never taking them off by myself again.
Definitely let them do it the shop, they're professionals.
Either spend the money or take a lot of time and soak them in non-acetone nail polish remover and GO SLOW about removing them. Also, you can simply cut them very short and file them down with an emery board to help removal go a little quicker.lips
My senior prom was a couple weeks ago, so I decided to get acrylic nails again (probably not the smartest idea). They're starting to look really bad and I want to get them off.
Would you suggest doing it at home again or should I just spend the money and go back to the place to get them professionally removed?Acrylic nail removal...?
go to the salon, i must say..
it is not only uncomfortable at home plus u may do some serious damage to ur nail enamel in the process, also apply a good nail repair treatment for a while, like nail tek, coz using acrylic can make ur nails soft and brittle over a prolonged period of time..Acrylic nail removal...?
the pain hurts so bad. So, I would just go to the salon, and get them taken off. That happened to me. I'm never taking them off by myself again.
Definitely let them do it the shop, they're professionals.
Either spend the money or take a lot of time and soak them in non-acetone nail polish remover and GO SLOW about removing them. Also, you can simply cut them very short and file them down with an emery board to help removal go a little quicker.
Acrylic nail removal???
So I got acrylic nails a couple weeks ago. but i want them off. but I have no nail place near my area. So I have to do it at home. Everyone says use acetone but I cant use it. So is there anyway you can remove them without acetone or ripping them off??? Thanks.Acrylic nail removal???
well i once had acrylics and i decided it would be a good idea to remove toe nail polish. low and behold my acrylics melted off. so i suggest you use fingernail polish remover. just soak them and every five minutes swipe the gummy melted stuff of and keep this up until it dies. :/Acrylic nail removal???
Thank you for the help. and to everyone else who continue telling me to use acetone. If you look in my description i CANNOT use it. i have allergic reactions to anything with acetone in it. but anyways thank you for the help. I appreciate it. And yes, i got them off. =]
You really need to cut them back as far as possible and then soak them off in acetone. Is there any reason why you can't use acetone? Its not very expensive - you can buy it from any chemist/pharmacy.
Nails look really nice when they are maintained but they are terrible to try to removal.......if you can afford it maybe go back to the salon you had them put on and ask if they can remove for you.
Good luck!
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Nope....You have to use Acetone, because it 'softens' the nail...You can get acetone just about anywhere, Walmart, Beauty Supply, grocery store.
well i once had acrylics and i decided it would be a good idea to remove toe nail polish. low and behold my acrylics melted off. so i suggest you use fingernail polish remover. just soak them and every five minutes swipe the gummy melted stuff of and keep this up until it dies. :/Acrylic nail removal???
Thank you for the help. and to everyone else who continue telling me to use acetone. If you look in my description i CANNOT use it. i have allergic reactions to anything with acetone in it. but anyways thank you for the help. I appreciate it. And yes, i got them off. =]
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You really need to cut them back as far as possible and then soak them off in acetone. Is there any reason why you can't use acetone? Its not very expensive - you can buy it from any chemist/pharmacy.
Nails look really nice when they are maintained but they are terrible to try to removal.......if you can afford it maybe go back to the salon you had them put on and ask if they can remove for you.
Good luck!
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Nope....You have to use Acetone, because it 'softens' the nail...You can get acetone just about anywhere, Walmart, Beauty Supply, grocery store.
Acrylic nail removal?
What is the best way to remove acrylic nails at home without damaging the nail too much?Acrylic nail removal?
Soak them in pure acetone for 30-40 minutes. Then gently scrape the softened acrylic off with an orange stick, or a paper towel. If it doesn't all come off the first try, soak for another 5-10 minutes, and scrape some more. Be gentle, and do not force the nails off. This will cause damage to your natural nails. If you have a UV topcoat applied over the acrylic, then simply use a nail file to remove the thin layer of UV gel. Gel files easily, and it won't take much effort to remove it. If you don't do this, then your nails won't come off very easily because UV nail gels are non-porous and are resistant to acetone and other solvents.Acrylic nail removal?
The best way to remove the nail is by steeping them in acetone and rubbing them now and then with a cotton bud to help remove the acrylic. This does take ages but is by far the best way to do it so as not to damage the nail plate too much.
buy pure acetone (cheap in the nail care aisle) and soak them for 10-20 minutes. most of the acrylic will disolve and the tips will come off fairly easy. if you have uv nails, you will need to file off the top layer before soaking.
soak it in nail polish remover or go to the salon and get them taken off
Soak them in pure acetone for 30-40 minutes. Then gently scrape the softened acrylic off with an orange stick, or a paper towel. If it doesn't all come off the first try, soak for another 5-10 minutes, and scrape some more. Be gentle, and do not force the nails off. This will cause damage to your natural nails. If you have a UV topcoat applied over the acrylic, then simply use a nail file to remove the thin layer of UV gel. Gel files easily, and it won't take much effort to remove it. If you don't do this, then your nails won't come off very easily because UV nail gels are non-porous and are resistant to acetone and other solvents.Acrylic nail removal?
The best way to remove the nail is by steeping them in acetone and rubbing them now and then with a cotton bud to help remove the acrylic. This does take ages but is by far the best way to do it so as not to damage the nail plate too much.
buy pure acetone (cheap in the nail care aisle) and soak them for 10-20 minutes. most of the acrylic will disolve and the tips will come off fairly easy. if you have uv nails, you will need to file off the top layer before soaking.
soak it in nail polish remover or go to the salon and get them taken off
Acrylic nail removal?
Salon person pryed off acrylic nails and now I am more pain than after childbirth! What can or should I do to treat my frail nails. Is it too soon for polish?Acrylic nail removal?
lots of vitamin e. don't polish unless it's nourishingAcrylic nail removal?
i had acrilics and my nails would bend like crazy i would suggest just to be carful because they peal off like crazy and creak if they get long....i bet you can see when your sails grow how they are so much thicker. You just have to wait for it to grow all out i would say it might be soon for polish but in a week or 2 it should probably be ok, they will still be frail but it should be fine. Insted of prying your nails off with acetone. It makes your fingers really dry but its a lot less painfull. It just makes the acrylic like mush in some spots and then you just take a credit card or something and get under them and they slide right off most of the time...if some still stick then you can put them back in but it doesnt hurt that bad to peal them off if they are soked first...i dont think theres any limit to how much you soak your nails but the more you soak them the more dry your fingers are and its a very weird feeling.
Dont have them pry them off anymore. Its way to painful and you can pick up acetone at your local walgreens or proabaly even walmart. Hope your nails get stronger and you feel better! :-)
ouch
for future refrence, go ahead and heat up a little bit of pure acetone in a bowl... dont put it in the microwave, put very hot water in a big bowl then place a smaller bowl of acetone inside the lager bowl, this will warm it up
soak your nails for some time taking your fingers out and wiping some off every 10 minutes or so until it's all off. this way it wont hurt
i'd pass on the nail polish for now, that might hurt more
I would file suite. That can cause un reparable damage to the nail beds.
You should leave them natural for 2- 3 months until all visible damage grows out.
Massage the nails and cuticle area with vit E, and oils to promote growth. Buff the nails as soon as it is comfortable to increase circulation.
Take xtra Biotin or increase your multi vits
I wouldn't put polish on them until there are completely healed. You can put vitamin E on it daily to increase the healing speed. You nails need tender loving care. The next time you get acrylic nails do let anyone do this to you. There are supposed to be soaked off with pure acetone.
Go to your store, and buy sally hansen hard as nail wrapes. it makes your nails stronger, you can get them in diff. colors, i got mine in white, works amazing!
I do nails, you need to let your nails breath, don't put polish on them, wait a week.... what a dumb dumb, there are many other ways to take off acrylic nails, sorry for your pain.
Ouch, that does hurt. I wouldn't put nail polish on yet, too many chemicals for sensitive nailbeds. Just stick your fingers in warm water, it should help the pain.
lots of vitamin e. don't polish unless it's nourishingAcrylic nail removal?
i had acrilics and my nails would bend like crazy i would suggest just to be carful because they peal off like crazy and creak if they get long....i bet you can see when your sails grow how they are so much thicker. You just have to wait for it to grow all out i would say it might be soon for polish but in a week or 2 it should probably be ok, they will still be frail but it should be fine. Insted of prying your nails off with acetone. It makes your fingers really dry but its a lot less painfull. It just makes the acrylic like mush in some spots and then you just take a credit card or something and get under them and they slide right off most of the time...if some still stick then you can put them back in but it doesnt hurt that bad to peal them off if they are soked first...i dont think theres any limit to how much you soak your nails but the more you soak them the more dry your fingers are and its a very weird feeling.
Dont have them pry them off anymore. Its way to painful and you can pick up acetone at your local walgreens or proabaly even walmart. Hope your nails get stronger and you feel better! :-)
ouch
for future refrence, go ahead and heat up a little bit of pure acetone in a bowl... dont put it in the microwave, put very hot water in a big bowl then place a smaller bowl of acetone inside the lager bowl, this will warm it up
soak your nails for some time taking your fingers out and wiping some off every 10 minutes or so until it's all off. this way it wont hurt
i'd pass on the nail polish for now, that might hurt more
I would file suite. That can cause un reparable damage to the nail beds.
You should leave them natural for 2- 3 months until all visible damage grows out.
Massage the nails and cuticle area with vit E, and oils to promote growth. Buff the nails as soon as it is comfortable to increase circulation.
Take xtra Biotin or increase your multi vits
I wouldn't put polish on them until there are completely healed. You can put vitamin E on it daily to increase the healing speed. You nails need tender loving care. The next time you get acrylic nails do let anyone do this to you. There are supposed to be soaked off with pure acetone.
Go to your store, and buy sally hansen hard as nail wrapes. it makes your nails stronger, you can get them in diff. colors, i got mine in white, works amazing!
I do nails, you need to let your nails breath, don't put polish on them, wait a week.... what a dumb dumb, there are many other ways to take off acrylic nails, sorry for your pain.
Ouch, that does hurt. I wouldn't put nail polish on yet, too many chemicals for sensitive nailbeds. Just stick your fingers in warm water, it should help the pain.
Mirror Removal - Stuck with 'No-Nails'?
Hiya, I'm redecorating one of the bedrooms at the house we're about to move to, and the donut who lived there previously (my dad!) in his wisdome has stuck a mirror (no frame just a big round glass mirror) direct to the wall (over wallpaper) with no nails, any idea's on how to remove it minimising the risk of shattering the mirror?
Thanks in advance.Mirror Removal - Stuck with 'No-Nails'?
Go to the hardware and get a few feet of ';piano wire';. Slip the wire behind the mirror and GENTLY saw back and pull the wire down. If it's stuck on wallpaper the only thing your going to lose is the wallpaper and maybe a little wall damage.
Be sure and put tape all over the mirror (to hold the pieces in case it breaks) and please wear safety glasses and gloves.Mirror Removal - Stuck with 'No-Nails'?
Not much chance, but you could cover the entire mirror in Duck tape or similar to hold it together should it shatter. And ideally you want protective footwear because a heavy glass piece could go through your foot.
horible stuff that is , you will not get it off, sorry xx
Thanks in advance.Mirror Removal - Stuck with 'No-Nails'?
Go to the hardware and get a few feet of ';piano wire';. Slip the wire behind the mirror and GENTLY saw back and pull the wire down. If it's stuck on wallpaper the only thing your going to lose is the wallpaper and maybe a little wall damage.
Be sure and put tape all over the mirror (to hold the pieces in case it breaks) and please wear safety glasses and gloves.Mirror Removal - Stuck with 'No-Nails'?
Not much chance, but you could cover the entire mirror in Duck tape or similar to hold it together should it shatter. And ideally you want protective footwear because a heavy glass piece could go through your foot.
horible stuff that is , you will not get it off, sorry xx
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