Saturate the cotton pad on the foil or plastic remover wrap and place it over one nail at a time, ensuring it encases all of ...

whereas regular polish sets under less extreme conditions. Another reality of the gel manicure is that it can weaken your nails. Removing gel polish is not like removing regular polish ...

You’ll need a nail file (nothing too aggressive), some cotton balls, aluminum foil, acetone or gel polish remover, and cuticle oil. If you’re feeling fancy, grab a glass bowl and some cuticle ...

When it's time to take the color off, you typically reach for your trusty nail polish remover—but that's not always enough to ...

With gel manicures, for example, it may seem like the easiest way to remove the polish is by peeling if off—but that can be a lot more damaging to your nails than you think. I'm personally ...

I’ll admit, I used to be guilty of peeling off my gel nails the second they started lifting. While it seemed like a convenient solution at the time, the aftermath told a different story—thin ...

I usually get my nails done once a month, but I wanted to test to see if a more affordable at-home gel kit could stand up to ...

How to remove gel polish at home' is one of the most searched nail-related questions on Google, and while the best results usually come from a professional removal, not everyone has the time for that.

Here’s how to remove a gel manicure at home properly. If you’re a nail salon regular, it’s likely you opt for gel or shellac instead of regular polish, given it’s far tougher and lasts ...

When it comes to removing gel nails at home, technique is key. “A common misconception about gel is that it damages your ...

If you do want to do it at home, however, know that because shellac is a polish, it’s easier to remove than gel and kinder to your nails as you don’t have to buff your nail plate to ‘break ...