Gel Nail Polish Remover(15ml), Remove Gel Nail Polish Within 2-3 Minutes - Quick & Easy Polish Remover - No Need For Foil, Soaking Or Wrapping with 1 PCS Cuticle Pusher + 1 PCS Nail Polish Scraper

I decided to try this to remove my dip powder nails since I really don’t like the whole acetone soak off method. After using this Magic Nail Polish Remover, I am not going back to acetone! This remover method is so much better In my opinion. It does take about 3-5 (depending) coatings to completely remove but oh my goodness, it’s so much better and healthier for my skin and nails! Acetone is so drying and if you have any open wounds around your nails, IT STINGS really really badly. This magic nail polish remover hardly has a scent and it’s very easy to not get it on your skin (the tiny bit that did get on my skin did not hurt at all and it wiped off very easily).I posted a picture of the tools that I used during my dip powder removal process using this magic nail polish remover. The metal cuticle pushers helped remove the dip—that part did take the longest since I applied multiple coats of the remover, but as I said, I prefer it a million times better than an acetone soak off. I then used an alcohol wipe to wipe down my nails. Then I used the buffer. If I noticed any extra tiny spots of dip left on my nails at this point, I applied a little more of the magic nail polish remover to those areas. Then waited, used the cuticle pusher to get the rest of the dip off, then used another alcohol wipe. I then buffed again and used one more alcohol wipe. My nails and skin looked and felt so much better using this removal process than acetone. My fingers and nails didn’t dry out and I wasn’t left with that white splotchiness on my nails like when I use acetone.My other photos show a bit of the removal process and then finally how my nails looked like they did before applying dip.The only thing that I would change is for this product to come in a larger bottle!! ☺️ I am SO HAPPY that I tried it on my dip powder nails.

I grabbed this stuff a few weeks ago when I was frosted with removing gel nails at home because I ALWAYS ruin my nails taking them off. I though surely there must be a better way...and there is!This arrived with zero instructions but I think the photos are pretty self explanatory on the product page. It's important you file your gels down a bit before putting this on. I do a decent layer and wait for it to do its magic. I let it sit for a bit and use a half moon scraper to see hoe much I can get off and sometimes I go for a second round which usually does the trick.So much easier than the acetone way!

I had my gel nails for two weeks before they started to bother me, and I wanted them removed. It was a simple, blue monocolor with a gem on my ring finger. No designs, decals, prints, dips. Generally, 2-3 weeks is a good time for me to remove my gel nails because they have not hardened quite enough to be glued to my nail. I followed the directions, filing away my glossy top coat to leave behind the flat paint. Then I applied a layer of the “magic remover” and waited a few minutes....Nada. Nothing happened. So I added another layer, dipping the brush back into the pot between fingers for a thicker layer. This time, I got a bit more of a “crinkling affect”, but nothing to the extent other reviewers had. So I added another layer...and another....it did NOT work for me. Chips were coming off, but largely, my gel was untouched. I went back and filed them some more, but it didn’t change a thing. I don’t know what I did wrong—it is summer and my house is about 70 degrees (but that shouldn’t be too cold?), it is ended up taking an hour and a half to remove (and not even entirely), with acetone. It stings a lot if you get it on your skin, and when the chips start to come off (I always had to rub it off with a cuticle shaper), if it lands on bare skin, it will sting ): I was hoping to save my skin and nails with this product, but I did not. Therefore, I cannot recommend it at all, 1/5 stars. I’d give it a 0 if I could; it did nothing it advertised.

This product really works in getting off gel polish. You may need to apply it 2-3 times but within minutes of putting on a coat, I was able to scrape the gel polish off. I don't like using a drill at all, so I was really happy that this is an alternative that actually works. One work of caution- it stings/burns if it gets on your skin or in a cut.... so be sure to keep it directly on your nails.

This product is way too thick to get out of the bottle, you have to dump it upside down to get anything out of it horrible design!

This product worked. Within 5 minutes I was able to remove the gel polish without any issues. Would recommend this to anyone and would definitely use it again. Much better than acetone and foil.

At first I was skeptical of this product. I watched the video and read the review. I am so happy with this product. I cit down on my gel removal substantially. Not to mention without the usual damage to my nails. The key is patience. I first sanded the top coat and put the remover on and immediately wiped it with very little results. I then put it on and waited 3 minutes. I started to see my gel peel up and get flaky. I scrapped it some with my gel polish removing tool. I did need to apply more than one application to get all of the gel off. You do have to scrape it off but it comes off so easily. There is always that one pesky nail that you can't get the gel off, not any more. I am so thrilled to now have a product that doesn't damage my nails and that I don't have to sand my nails excessively.

Didn't "easily " remove gel nail polish. Had to file a lot off first, apply and let sit for 5 minutes, then reapply for 5 more minutes, 10 minutes total to get my nails cleaned. Also experienced a burning sensation through my nails into the nail bed which was not pleasant. I did not get any on my skin, but experienced the burning and pain through all of my nails. This does not seem healthy to me so I probably will not be using the product again. No directions on yhe bottles or packaging so had to you tube how to use it. Also makes me nervous that no substance or ingredients are listed anywhere. What's in this stuff that can cause burning through the nail bed, anyway?