We showed you some tips on how to get healthier and stronger nails in just 2 weeks and we mentioned how important it is to find an acetone free nail polish remover. It seems like this was interesting ...

We’re sure everyone has had the misfortune of spilling their nail varnish onto a carpet - and then dealing with the stubborn stains after. Luckily, cleaning experts have revealed two fool-proof ways ...

Is your bottle of nail polish remover bone dry? Been there. Does acetone leave your cuticles feeling dry or cracked? Whatever your reason for needing to know how to remove nail polish without ...

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 ...

After soaking in acetone or remover, you may notice that the gel has started to break down. Use a cuticle pusher to push the remainder of the gel polish off the free end of the nail. If some paint ...

Removing nail polish seems to be a hard job especially if it is a deep rich color. Usually, it's no big deal but when it comes to colors like red you'll have to go the extra mile. No body likes these ...

Consider traditional nail polish instead of gel polish. This is especially important if you experience recurring nail problems or are allergic to acetone, as acetone is required to remove gel polish.