Hi there,
The best way to remove your acrylic nails is to have them removed
professionally. They will charge you, but they should include a mini manicure and
polish in the service which helps you adjust to not having hard acrylic on them.
If you cannot afford to have them removed by a professional, then you will need
100% acetone. Take two bowls, one bowl smaller than the other. In the larger bowl
put hot water in (not boiling and do not put your fingers directly into it!) and set the
other smaller bowl inside. In the smaller bowl, put your acetone in with a few drops
of nail oil, file the top of the nail first with a 100 grit file and soak your nails for about
15 minutes. Cover your hands with something like a towel or flannel because the
vapours do not smell nice!
After the 15 minutes, take your hands out and remove the softened acrylic with a tool.
If you do not have a proper tool, you can use an orange stick covered in a lint free pad.
Place your nails in again for another 10 - 15 minutes and most of the acrylic should
have come off. Repeat if necessary. If you find there is still a little bit left on your nails,
you can file GENTLY with a 240 grit file. Once you have done, slather nail oil over
them and rub in, keep applying the nail oil for at least a few days after removal, it is
good to get into the habit of applying nail oil even when you do not have acrylics on
as it nourishes the nails.
OMG! I cannot believe what some people do to take off acrylic!!
Please, please, please, whatever you do DO NOT pop them off by sticking a thin nail file or other nail tool or bus timetable or spare nail tip or credit card or ANYTHING LIKE THAT under them and wiggling it around!
DO NOT try to peel it off from the side of the nail with your teeth and when it comes up a bit try to stick your tongue in the nail and push it with your tongue.
DO NOT try to take them of with a screwdriver.
I cannot stress this enough! You WILL damage your natural nail, probably forever!! And soaking them in warm water just won't work.
Sorry for the rant, it just makes me mad.
Acrylics themselves will not ruin your nails. It's all down to the application and removal
procedures. When performed properly, you should not have weak, uneven and flimsy
nails when you take them off (again depending on how they were applied). If you
have had acrylics, even for a short period of time, it will take a few days to adjust to
the fact you are back to your natural nails as acrylic is obviously a lot tougher than
your own.How do i take my fake nails off!?
first take some nail clippers and trim the nail a bit then with your teeth try to peel it off from the side of the nail and when it comes up a bit try to stick your tounge in the nail and push it with your tounge...i know it sounds weird but it always works for me!
good luck!
acetone and warm water
i get acrylic nails all the time and this works everytime without damaging you own nails
Put then in really hot water and then try to take they off or you can just to take they of with a screwdriver.It worked for me.xD
1) Soak it in warm water.
IF THAT DOESNT WORK:
2) Soak in acetone.
first trim them %26amp; then soak them in warm water %26amp; if that dowsn't work soake it in acetone. it should really help
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