Wondering how to remove gel nail polish at home and at the salon? We asked two nail artists and a dermatologist for the steps and their go-to tips and tricks.

How to remove gel nails at home If you're getting tired of your gel nails, need them off for an event or just simply want to give your nails a break, you can do so from the comfort of your home.

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.

Continue below to find out all about at-home gel nails, how much they cost, the benefits, our top shopping picks and so much more. Would you try an at-home gel manicure?

Learn how to remove gel nail polish, according to two nail experts. Also, shop all the products you'll need for the removal process.

We consulted an expert to break down the safest way to remove gel nail polish without compromising the health of your nails.

Dip powder nails are similar to acrylic, gel and shellac nails in that they provide extra protection to your natural nails and last longer than a manicure done with regular nail polish.

If you're going to remove acrylic nails at home, here's what experts recommend so you don't ruin your nails.

Everything you need to know about removing gel polish at home safely, from essential tools to expert techniques that will keep your nails healthy and strong.