sNails Gloves
Anyone who loves getting their nails done knows that proper nail care can be hard work. When you go to the salon, you look forward to getting pampered and selecting a new design. But what does not one tell you? You’ll spend at least 30 minutes with your fingers wrapped in aluminum foil or dipped in a bowl of acetone just to soak that polish off when it begins to chip. What a hassle! And if you like doing your own nails…its messy and almost impossible to wrap both of your hands at the same time, which, of course means you are doubling your “soaking” time.
Fortunately, there’s now an easier way to remove your gel polish or acrylic nails while also protecting your skin and cuticles. In this blog, we’ll share a safe, effective, and convenient way to remove your polish.
Why Does It Matter How You Remove Your Polish?
First off, if you’re tempted to pick, rip, or bite of your gel polish or acrylic nails, stop in your tracks! This is the first “DIY” solution that most people come up with, and it’s easily the worst for your nails. Whenever you peel off your polish, layers of your nail bed will come with it. To avoid damaging your nails, make sure you remove your gel nail polish or acrylic nails the right way.
This involves soaking your nails in acetone.
Always before you begin…
- Buff your nail
Gently and slowly sanding down the top layer of polish with a coarse nail file (180/180) can help to remove gel polish and acrylic nails. The goal here is not to remove all of the polish. Rather, you’re just looking to rough up the topcoat.
Be sure to take it slow, remove the shine, and then move on to one of the next steps.
Option 1 – Aluminum Foil
You Will Need…
Aluminum Foil – Cut into 10 equal Squares (approximately 3″x3″ squares)
Cotton Balls – 10
Acetone
Make sure you cover your surface.
Take one cotton ball, apply acetone, place it on the foil square.
Place your nail on the cotton ball and wrap your fingertips.
You’ll have to let this sit for up to 30 minutes before seeing whether the polish is ready to come off with little to no pressure.
During this time, you aren’t able to use your hands at all.
Option 2 –
An alternative to using foil and cotton balls is putting your nails in a bowl of 100% acetone.
While effective and not near as messy.
You are sitting for approximately 30 minutes without being able to use your hands.
Works like aluminum foil, the clips are designed to hold the acetone soaked cotton ball securely on your fingertip. Soak for approximately 30 minutes.
What’s the Easiest Removal Method?
After reading all of the methods above, you’re probably wondering, “Isn’t there an easier way?
Would you love to be able to use your hands while your nails soak!”
The best way to remove your gel nail polish and acrylic nails is…
sNails Gloves
So Enjoy a drink, read a book or use your phone or other electronics – all while you soak off your polish!
✅ Acetone ✅ Cosmetic Pad ✅ Glove
🚫 NO FOIL | 🚫 NO CLIPS | 🚫 NO BOWLS
No more dragging out the acetone, cotton and aluminum foil, no more clips and no more soaking in a bowl.
sNails Gloves Complete Soak-Off Polish Remover System.
Single Use, Recyclable, Hygienic, Individually Packaged and Ready to Use.
Custom fit cosmetic pad & 100% pure acetone inside the fingertip of each glove. The super absorbent cosmetic pads ensure that these gloves DO NOT DRIP during use. Locks in the smell and allows you to use your hands while you wait for the polish to soak off. Once you try our gloves, you’ll never go back to foil again!