Fast-Acting Nail Polish Remover Acetone Free, Instant Regular & 5-Min Gel Polish Eraser, Promotes Nail Health

Never having done gel nails before I was astonished as to how hard it was to remove them.I purchased the Remoov, brushed it on, put foil around my nails for 5 minutes and the gel scraped right off. However, i will say that it burned a bit while under the foil. Though I think that's any product that removes gel, or so I've heard. That's what the foil is for, to ensure it heats up to melt the gel. Just something to be aware of. But this product worked great!

I am impressed!

I had to sand almost all of the polish off for it to do anything at all, and I still had to soak in acetone to get the rest of it off. Definitely will not buy again

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I’m an at home gel manicure kind of girl, but I’m also a peel the gel off once it’s chipped kind of girl. I don’t have the patience to wait for the acetone to eat through the gel, it dries my hands out and then I destroy my nails fighting to scrape everything off. So I just end up peeling it off where it’s gotten chipped and I hear that’s just as bad if not worse for your nail. I didn’t know something like this existed. It’s very easy to use you just buff off the top layer (I’m lazy and didn’t do that) and apply this to your nail like it’s a polish, then sit back and watch the gel bubble up as it eats away at your manicure. It was actually really easy to use, it didn’t damage my skin by drying it out or my cuticles. This stuff was thick almost like a gel polish that’s older and has started to thicken up but it did what it’s supposed to do and quickly so I’m assuming it’s supposed to be that way. It’s just a clear solution you put on then I wiped it away after the polish is all bubbly and looking like it’s time. I didn’t set a time I just guessed, I’m impatient can you tell? This stuff is great, I didn’t notice a smell, and I think I found my new safer way to remove my gel polish at home.

This product does not remove nail polish easily.

This USA made gel remover works well, just remember to rough the gel surface first. I do wish they would provide a list of ingredients so I know what I am using, they're very vague on the packaging and pretty much urge you to trust them. The ingredients on the listing state: Ethylene, anhydrous ether, sodium hydroxide, sodium propylene resin, water, hydroxyethyl. It also states on the listing and packaging it contains calendula and essential oils though not in the ingredients list.It does sting a bit if you accidentally get it on bare skin, but nothing to send you to hospital. Pretty much the same as any other gel remover. I'm gonna do some more research into the company and see if anything else is more clear. It does work well though and in only a matter of a couple minutes.

One good note, this nail polish removal is packaged in a small container and would be TSA-approved for airplane carry-ons.I used this nail polish remover on regular lacquer nail polish. It worked but I didn't care for the application process. According to the directions, you brush a thick coat of this gel on your nail and let it set for five minutes. Then, you scrape it off. I watched several videos and this looks like it works really well on softening gel nail polish, allowing you to scrape it off. For regular lacquer nail polish, which is what I had, I thought the process was tedious and the outcome not to my liking. I'm used to swiping with a cotton ball doused with acetone and usually have the polish removed within a minute. With this product, I had to wait for it to dry for five minutes and then scrape the polish off. It did not leave a smooth finish to my nail as shown in the photo so I applied a second coat. After scraping, my nail still looked uneven with flakes of polish still remaining. I ended up resorting to using a cotton ball soaked in acetone to complete the polish removal.