Permanent nail polish is ideal for keeping nails looking perfect and healthy for a long time. The only disadvantage of this type of manicure is that it is quite difficult to remove is because improper nail polish removal can lead to infections, falling nails and even permanent damage.
However, if you follow some minimal steps and proceed with caution, you can remove permanent nail polish yourself at home. This way you don't have to go to a nail salon. You will save time and money.
Here is an explanation of how to remove permanent nail polish. NB!
Before you start you need to collect some materials that you can find at home or buy in any supermarket, beauty salon or pharmacy: pure acetone, aluminum foil, hard nail file, petroleum jelly, cotton wool and moisturizer.
Remember that patience is key when removing your permanent manicure. Never rush this process.
Since the glaze layer is completely closed, it is very difficult to dilute it with acetone, as is the case with traditional glazes.
Just use a hard nail file and rub it gently to remove the top layer remove nail polish without using too much force. Hit the nail to make sure the nail polish is porous. This will improve absorbency.
As you will see below, acetone is an essential product for removing nail polish. So it is very important to first protect your cuticles and the skin around your nails from damage.
Apply a little Vaseline or cuticle oil to these areas and it will act as a protective layer. You can also use orange sticks to move the cuticle. This will also help make the nail much more beautiful.
You need pure, strong acetone to remove the nail polish. Soak a few cotton pads with acetone and then gently place them on your nails. Try not to touch your skin as much as possible. Please note that it is not advisable to use too much acetone as it can weaken your nails.
Although we improved the porosity of the nail in the first step, to further improve the results we use aluminum foil. Wrap it around the fingertips without removing the cotton wool. This is essential to prevent evaporation and improve the effect.
This constant and close contact will definitely soften the permanent nail polish. In terms of time, about 15 minutes will be enough to perform this simple step. Although some permanent varnishes may require a little more time.
Remove the aluminum foil and cotton wool. You will see that the nail polish will come off automatically. If any residue remains, you can use another piece of cotton wool with acetone. Always rub gently.
Since the nails are exposed to nail polish and then to pure acetone, it is very important that you your nails well hydrated after the process. In fact, it is very likely that your nails will be sensitive. We give you some advice nourishing oil to prevent them dry and damaged become.
Finally, it is very important that you remove the nail polish with the utmost care. Please note that it is not advisable to inhale the acetone directly and that this process should take time and in a well-ventilated area of your home. 400;"> must be executed
