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Traditional methods of removing our nail polish are a hassle. It doesn’t matter if you soak your fingers in a bowl or wrap them in a cotton ball with acetone—both methods take up a lot of your precious time.
Being a busy person, the last thing you want is to use up 15 to 30 minutes of your time just waiting for your polish to soften. You want to be able to answer calls, check your email, and just about anything else that requires the use of your hands, but how?
With traditional nail polish removal methods, you will feel time running and being wasted. By allowing you to use your hands, our gloves will help you make use of your time wisely. You can do chores, use your phone, or even drive a car.
Now, you no longer have to be reluctant in switching to dips, acrylics, or gels. Our gloves are very easy and convenient to use. Simply buff the surface of your nails, open our package, then place the inserts over your fingertips. Remember to use the gloves immediately after opening!
Our nail polish remover gloves are made of single-use polyethylene which is recyclable. The tips also have pads that are soaked in 100% pure acetone. When you are done using your pair, just remove both and dispose. You can take our gloves to any in-store recycling center.
Still not convinced? Here are additional reasons to make you love these nail polish remover gloves:
✅ Won’t damage the nails
✅ Sensitive to acetone? Just coat your hands with petroleum jelly before using!
✅ Be able to use your phone, tablet, or any touch-screen device
Multitask while removing your nail polish.
Traditional methods of removing our nail polish are a hassle. It doesn’t matter if you soak your fingers in a bowl or wrap them in a cotton ball with acetone—both methods take up a lot of your precious time.
Being a busy person, the last thing you want is to use up 15 to 30 minutes of your time just waiting for your polish to soften. You want to be able to answer calls, check your email, and just about anything else that requires the use of your hands, but how?
With traditional nail polish removal methods, you will feel time running and being wasted. By allowing you to use your hands, our gloves will help you make use of your time wisely. You can do chores, use your phone, or even drive a car.
Now, you no longer have to be reluctant in switching to dips, acrylics, or gels. Our gloves are very easy and convenient to use. Simply buff the surface of your nails, open our package, then place the inserts over your fingertips. Remember to use the gloves immediately after opening!
Our nail polish remover gloves are made of single-use polyethylene which is recyclable. The tips also have pads that are soaked in 100% pure acetone. When you are done using your pair, just remove both and dispose. You can take our gloves to any in-store recycling center.
Still not convinced? Here are additional reasons to make you love these nail polish remover gloves:
✅ Won’t damage the nails
✅ Sensitive to acetone? Just coat your hands with petroleum jelly before using!
✅ Be able to use your phone, tablet, or any touch-screen device
Multitask while removing your nail polish.
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50.00
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50.00
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50.00
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50.00
sNails Gloves-Nail Polish Remover – Single Use, Recyclable gloves with pre-moistened acetone pads inside each fingertip. These gloves allow you to use your hands while waiting for the polish or glue to soften!
The super absorbent cosmetic pad holds a controlled amount of acetone on each pad, these polyethylene gloves do not drip and contain the mess and smell.
Each pair is individually packaged and ready to use–all you do is put them on. Sold in Packages of 5 & 10
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