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How to Get Rid of Acrylic Nails

November 25th, 2008 by admin
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Admit it --- a flawless complexion and beautiful hair is not enough to make you feel glamorous and special as a woman. Today, you can't imagine being completely beautiful without having your nails perfectly done. Getting your fingernails manicured every other week is part of your routine and your lifestyle. Waiting for your nails to grow can be a struggle, so some people resort to having acrylic nails. Acrylic nails or artificial nails refer to the latest invention in nail care and grooming. Acrylic nails can create illusions of longer, perfectly done nails. If you are preparing for a special occasion ,like a friend's wedding for instance, you should include your nails as part of your preparations. You surely wouldn't want to ruin something that you or your stylist has put on your hands because pasting acrylics is a tough job. After all, you can't put a price on the beauty of a well-placed acrylic nail. Your Concerns Don't be too blinded by the appeal of acrylic nails. Pay attention to the components that make up acrylic nails. An acrylic nail is made of different constituents. If a nail has EMA or Ethyl Methacrylate, then you are sure that the nail may not be easily damaged. If it has MMA or Methyl Methacrylate, your natural nails can become a major concern. It is then better to buy acrylic nails with EMA, but expect to pay a higher price. If you think pasting acrylic nails is difficult, expect the removal process to be much harder. You can remove acrylic nails by yourself, but going to a special salon is recommended. If you know how to remove acrylic nails without any help from nail specialists, then go on and remove them by yourself. Remove all the jewelry on your fingers first because you are going to soak your fingers in strong chemical solutions to remove the nail polish. Getting Rid of Acrylic Nails Getting acrylic nails is expensive, and so is removing them. You are indeed lucky because today, you don't need to go to a salon to have your nails fixed. You can buy your own kit at a department store or in your local drugstore and attach the acrylic nails on your own. While you may find attaching acrylic nails easy, removing them can be a real challenge. Instead of going to a salon to get rid of acrylic nails, save time, effort and money by learning how to remove them. Removing acrylic nails can be done in different ways. You can buy a professional acrylic nail removal kit or purchase nail polish remover. When buying a kit or nail polish remover, make sure you buy one with acetone in it. If you are using any of these two methods, you need to lay out newspaper pages on the floor or table to prevent spills. Since you will have to wipe off nail polish, keep paper towels within your reach. Make the whole process easier by cutting your nails as short as possible. Apply petroleum jelly around your fingers, but do not put anything on the nails. The petroleum jelly will prevent the drying of your skin, which usually happens because of soaking. Your first step then is to pour all the nail polish remover in a bowl. Speed up the process by warming up the nail polish remover in the microwave. Soak your acrylic nails in the warm nail polish remover for about 15 to 20 minutes. At this point, your acrylic nails should start coming apart from your real nails. Just continue with this process and wait until the acrylic nails are peeled off. Be careful when doing this, because if you force it, you may rip your own natural nail. Wash your hands twice to remove the substances that the acetone left on your nails. Apply a hand moisturizer because the acetone will cause dryness on your skin. Smooth your nails out with a nail buffer or your nails will look very rough. After using a nail buffer, your nails will look better in a few days. The Essentials It has been said that going to a special salon is recommended but after learning the proper ways of removing acrylic nails at home, why bother getting out of the house to have your nails fixed? What you need is discipline because forcing the acrylic nails off your natural nails can be tempting. You also need extra effort in finding the right removal kit and in heating up the solution to speed up the removal process.







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  1. June 25th, 2010 at 10:44 am    Amanda Says:

    All you have to do is soak in nail polish remover, and then scrun really hard. BE VERY CAREFUL! yOU REAL NAIL MIGHT COME OFF WITH IT.

  2. April 13th, 2009 at 12:52 pm    Fire Hazard Says:

    A woman who was getting her acrylic nail tips removed at a Baltimore salon was seriously burned Saturday when a machine caught fire,burned on about 40 percent of her body.
    The incident occurred at the Nail Studio in theleft the woman with burns on her face, neck, hands, belly and legs, he said. nail artist at the salon, said the victim is a frequent customer who was soaking her nails in a heated bowl of acetone when “she just caught fire.” The bowl was plugged into an electrical outlet.Fire investigators had not determined what caused the fire or whether there was any wrongdoing on the part of the salon, but he noted that acetone is highly flammable.

  3. January 12th, 2009 at 3:17 pm    girl with experience Says:

    I agree! DO NOT PUT NAIL POLISH REMOVER IN THE MICROWAVE!!!!!!!!!!
    If you really feel the need to warm up the actone based polish remover put it in a bowl over a pot of boiling water, kind of like a double-boiler

  4. December 20th, 2008 at 9:57 am    A Nail Tech Says:

    Just one or two comments. No need to go looking for an acrylic nail removal ‘kit’ because pure acetone works best for their removal. Better than acetone nail polish remover and cheaper than if purchased in some type of kit form.
    Second, and this is very important: NEVER heat polish remover, acetone, or ANY type of solvent in the microwave. These are highly flammable solutions which may catch on fire if put into a microwave or heated on a stove. Don’t do this, please! Never smoke around these chemicals, or expose them to any type of open flame, or spark. Use with caution…



 





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