You know when your gel manicure starts to lift at the edges and you’re tempted to peel the whole thing off? Don’t do it! We’re about to tell you how to remove gel nail polish at home the right way—so ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you paint your nails regularly, chances are you’ve had an accident at one point or another — and spilled polish on your clothes ...

Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I have recently fallen in love with Sally Hansen Insta-Dri nail polish. It literally dries in a minute as advertised and stays on chip-free for a good week after one coat.

Whether you are out of remover or just looking for an acetone-free solution, there are plenty of creative tricks to removing your nail polish without nail polish remover. These methods are not only ...

Blot wet polish immediately with remover on a cloth—never rub or pour liquid directly on the couch. For dry or gel polish, use ice to harden it, then gently lift or chip it off. Use acetone only as a ...

One of my worst habits—and trust me, I have quite a few—is picking off my gel nail polish. I know I could risk having my beauty editor card revoked for revealing this truth, but I am not one to lie. I ...

Gel nail polish is perfect for those times when you need your nail polish to last. It chips far less easily than traditional polish and provides a glossy finish that looks great for weeks. But the ...

This has probably been the longest you’ve gone without refreshing your gel manicure (same), and the temptation to bite and peel and scrape the gunk off your fingernails is only growing stronger by the ...