To remove gel nails at home, you'll need to stock ... and seal it over the nail with a piece of aluminum foil. After soaking in acetone or remover, you may notice that the gel has started to ...

However, “if the layer of gel is too thick, the reaction happens super fast, causing heat to build up quickly and hit the ...

Below, Hackle explains the safest way to remove your gel nail ... it around your nails. To hold the cotton on the nail, it is also recommended you use plastic wrap instead of foil for a non ...

For an ultra-long-lasting gel pedicure, consider a milky pink nail polish or a ... Here's how: Cover the nails in an acetone-soaked cotton ball and aluminum foil. Wait 10 to 15 minutes before ...

Here, manicurist Metta Francis talks us through how to rid your nails of gel ... You can also buy gel nail-removal kits easily online, which saves faffing around with foil if you’d prefer.

Leading experts from nail salons tell PEOPLE exactly how to properly care for your nails ... and wrapping aluminum foil. Resist the temptation to ‘file the gel off’ that is where you can ...

Learn how to safely and easily remove your acrylic nail extensions without damaging your natural ones at home with this simple, step-by-step tutorial.

Getting your nails ... gel polish is curing? There's no better feeling than having a fresh manicure, but the serious heat spikes can make it an uncomfortable experience. According to a nail ...

that burning sensation you feel when curing your nails under a UV lamp *war flashbacks*. Chances are, if you're reading this, you, too, have been silenced (cc. Oprah) by the pain of a gel nail ...