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 ...

But eventually, you will notice a tiny chip, and then another and another until you've got to remove the polish. As anyone who's ever had a gel manicure can confirm, that's easier said than done.

'HEMA is the most common photo-initiator in gel polish for various reasons, however, because of its extended use it can also ...

How to remove gel polish at home' is one of the most searched nail-related questions on Google, and while the best results usually come from a professional removal, not everyone has the time for that.

The Pro Kit includes a pre- and post-application cleanser, remover, base coat, top coat, one gel nail polish, cuticle oil, adhesion sanitizer (to clean the nail prior to your base coat application ...

Here’s how to remove a gel manicure at home properly. If you’re a nail salon regular, it’s likely you opt for gel or shellac instead of regular polish, given it’s far tougher and lasts ...

Fill your glass bowl with about an inch of acetone nail polish remover. Hanna recommends Orly Genius Remover “because it doesn’t smell offensive, removes gel quickly, and is gentle.” ...

With gel manicures, for example, it may seem like the easiest way to remove the polish is by peeling if off—but that can be a lot more damaging to your nails than you think. I'm personally ...

Fill your glass bowl with about an inch of acetone nail polish remover. Hanna recommends Orly Genius Remover “because it doesn’t smell offensive, removes gel quickly, and is gentle.” Before soaking ...