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Nail polish removers can be categorized into two types: acetone and non-acetone formulas. Acetone-based removers are generally faster at removing polish (and are required for taking off gels or ...

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We’ve been locked in a toxic relationship with nail polish remover for longer than we care to remember. It's hard to pinpoint just how many times we've cursed the stuff as it spilled on our tiled ...

HOKAY, don’t hate me, but the answer to your very frantic, “How do I remove my gel nail polish at home?!” question is…you don’t. At least, not super safely (even with the best gel polish removers). I ...

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Like the hair on your head, the outermost layer or “plate” of your fingernail is dead. That’s why you can clip its tip without feeling pain. But beneath your nail lies a delicate network of sensitive ...

We've always been aware that acetone nail polish remover isn't exactly the gentlest and kindest of beauty products—there's the fact that it's the one solvent that can soak off even the most ...

Gel polish is a popular choice for those who want long-lasting, glossy nails that resist chipping. Unlike regular nail polish ...