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I 1000% with you Susie , Iâ am a licensed Tech and in my opinion safe file of or acetone soak off is the only way to safely remove enhancements from the nail plate! Great video!
These nails are freshly done and still have the shine. Old nail polish that is growing out and starting to lift slightly would probably respond better to this method.
I bought your nail system awhile back and I love it! It gives me enough time to get the acrylic where I want it. However twice now I have gotten so excited to use it that I have forgotten to put the prep and primer on one hand then then other the next time. Both times I have done this I have not had any lifting or any problems with my nails. I, however plan on trying to do better about remembering to put them on both hands from now on. I want to thank you Susie for your videos and your products so that I can have nails again. See Iâm disabled and I canât just go to salon and sit there waiting because I canât sit for long in on spot. And there are some times Iâm in pain so making appointment is really no good because I donât know what my pain level will be from one day to the next. Anyway sorry about the rambling just to say thank you so much for giving me nails back. And I think Iâm getting pretty good. Please keep the videos coming. Iâd love to see one with you and camera together where we can see both your faces.
i've been learning to do my own nails because of my debilitating anxiety! susie has helped me in the same way she has helped you đ i'm learning to be as self-sufficient as possible: i cut and dye my own hair, been doing my own acrylics, etc. the reality for disabled people is that we have to be more self-reliant than others because sometimes the services available just can't work for us
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I wore acrylics for a few years. I was one of those folks who never wore gloves when washing dishes or doing any kind of chore. I washed dishes every day and went a month in between fills, while I had a little lift near the cuticles, they never came off until I went to the shop so not buying it, lol.
when you stop anything and everything for Suzie because youâre on the notification squad! đ„° i canât do my own nails again yet due to an accident and 10 stitches in my hand but iâll be ready to do my fill when they come out! love you Suzie and Camera Man!
I tried this fad on my gel nails. I cut them off, filed them down an everything. THIS CRAP DID NOT WORK. I do my own nails, but it did prove to me that I have been doing my nails correctly. These suckers would not come off until I soaked them in acetone! Thanks for explaining this Susie!
Suzi, I love all of your videos SO much. You explain everything so well, and it's very easy to follow along with everything. I love the interaction between you and Cameraman always. Cameraman, your editing and video work is superb, and y'all's videos are just top notch. I appreciate all of the time, planning, production that you both put into these videos. Also that lovely nail tapping at the beginning was ASMR heaven!
I love watching your videos, I have been doing my own nails for years and you have really helped me branch it into more styles and better application. You are right that every Mom out there knows how water, soaps, and oil will not remove enhancements... Otherwise we couldn't have our nails done at all!
I love wearing acrylics, because my hands are in water so much (hot soapy water, water with chemicals, you name it), and the acrylic protects my natural nail. Without them my natural nails will break off, split, tear, etc. Right now, my nails have broken off one way or the other to the skin. There is hardly any free edge left. Cuz Iâve not had time to do the acrylics for a good while now. Ps: I hate gloves, I have them and I hate working with them, I have tried.
Suzie! Please make a video on how to remove press on nails WITHOUT using acetone, so you can reuse them! All the info I can find is this very method, and its very damaging to my nails! The only way I can remove my press on in a healthy way is when they pop out by their own :(
Only works on Press On/Glue On Nails. Even with those you should be careful because your nail is wet and weak l. just by bending it lightly to remove the last bit of your nail. you can take up natural layers doing thatđ
I really miss you since ten years ago I was a nursery student by nails I'm always watching you I'm glad to see you again đ„° on CZcams your my number one teacher â€
I'm new to nails, ive used this method for glued on acrylic removal and my nail beds previously thick and strong are now bruised, noticeably thinner sensitive and flexible when hands are dry. I think it's because it requires lots of prying for my nails to actually come off from the soap oil soak
3:24 The bloating of the nails is DUCK NAILS Cristine from @simplynailogical did a video about duck nails. They are called duck nails because as the water soaks into the nail the c-curve relaxes and puffs up and looks almost like a duck's beak
Worked for me and i had gel nails. Of course yes there is a little thats still stuck on but it worked great for me. But I had mine for 1.5 weeks and did that after they already lifted.
I feel that this method is only for press on nails. I've worn acrylic nails for more than 40 years and nothing would take off my acrylic nails besides a professional nail technician. I've now have graduated to using only press on nails they have come so far that it is you can't tell the difference, I'm sorry there's no way anybody can tell the difference every time someone sees my hands they ask me "oh my G-d what's nail salon do you go to?" it's phenomenal how the press on nails have come. And again you're 100% correct and stating that this oil soap and dishwater which is when I'm using right now to help soften the glue and then I use a remover to take off the remaining nail without damaging it.
I always love your videos!!! I am taking a big step into ur world. I have applied for college for becoming a nail tech where I live. I start sept 13!!!
I like to test my nail knowledge by watching Suzie debunk stuff like this and seeing if we have the same reasoning. This hack is whack, juat as I suspected! Thanks, fairy nail mother â€ïžâșïž
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I just love watching your videos! You guys are funny, and your chemistry and love is heart warming to see! The video effects are fantastic as well as music, only matched by the fantastic talent of you Susie! You and I would get along so well! Iâd love to pick your brain because you started when I did, but after a bit over 15 years I had to quit. So ive watched tons of videos from you but Iâd love to just sit and chat! That would be so cool! For curiosity sake, where are you and cameraman from? They are lucky to have you to do their nails! You are a superior nail technician in so many ways! And a true joy to watch!
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Even with nail glue it doesnât work if you applied the nails properly with glue! I do dishes, love my bubble baths and Iâm constantly washing my hands with hot water and industrial soap and not once have my hand made press ons lifted or popped off and thatâs with using both abs full nails and full gel nails! đ€·ââïž
This is really instructive, but I'm curious about something. I first heard about this method from a good friend, who's done her own gel nails for many years now. They routinely last at least a month without chipping, and she almost always removes them just because they've grown out too long. But after she got a job that involved washing dishes (hands in hot soapy water for longer than most of us who just wash our own or our family's dishes would be familiar with), they hardly lasted longer than a couple weeks, and there were a few times where they did literally pop off while she was doing dishes at work. And to be clear, these weren't acrylic nails, this was just her natural nail with several layers of gel polish, that lasted a very long time under normal circumstances but quickly began lifting up when submerged in greasy soapy hot water. That's when she tried to figure out what was going on and discovered that her job involved conditions that other people were using as an improvised gel removal method. I'm not arguing against the accuracy of anything in this video, just trying to figure out why this would happen. Based on the video, the explanation would be that the gel wasn't on that securely in the first place, but I have a hard time squaring that with how long they last under any other circumstances.
@@nailswithkams This method works only for pressons, as glue dissolves easier. Suzie is trying this for nail enhancements that are adhered to your nails like acrylic or hard gel, which is why it doesn't work.
OMG right? I popped off a lifted gel tip on accident while camping and I was so sad! I could see where my natural nail came off with the tip. Like, how can they not SEE the little piece of nail? Just remove em properly when lifting happens. I wish I had acetone with me.
It worked for me. I didn't have acetone so i tried it. My nails were on for 2 weeks, one came off and i wanted another full set. I tried this method and it does work.
I agree of course with this and not taking your acrylic off, but gel is so much softer that would it help to curl the natural nail away from the gel with gel overlay on natural?
No disrespect to anyone but this sounds like a method for those quick self-taughts who lack the basic knowledge, are unwilling to learn more, do a very lousy job and yet still believe they are the best. I know a few people like that and avoid them with passion because that behaviour not only shows their irrational arrogance but also ignorance and stupidity. And that's just sad. I just love how Suzie explained to all of them, step by step, why they are wrong. Great job, Suzie! That's why you are the best!
This lady seems to be a pro. Thank you to inform and educate us. To remove the gel on my nails I normally go see the nail tech. She slides an acrylic nail between my nail and the gel. Needless to say I stop going. It doesnât matter if you have an appointment sheâs always rushing to go to the next client. Her business is now closed
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I put on one glue on nails today and I sent it too far under my cuticle and the only oil I had was some of my daughters baby oil ..... I am so glad I found this video I can go and sleep now because it worked
Iâm new to press ons and I want to change to a new set. However, I used kiss glue and they just wouldnât budge. I even tried this exact warm water+oil+dish soap method. I donât want to soak them in acetone because I still want to reuse my press ons. What can you recommend to safely remove glued on press ons? I saw one video about using debonders, it works (in the video), but it leaves the nail dehydrated đ
To my knowledge, there is nothing. We cannot use strong adhesive to adhere some thing, and then peel them off easily without causing any irritation to the natural nail. Soaking with water, oil and soap does not work if that was the case every time you had a bath your nails would come off. so there is nothing to my knowledge to keep a nail adhered and then easily removed when you want
i think this is ok to do with JUST gel polish (no hard gels or polygel or anything else), i used to do it and de gel gets soft and it comes of without damaging the nail. Also you can never do it with new nails, you need them to be outgrown
I do my dip nails at home I remove them with acetone. Acetone on cotton balls attached with nail clips then I put a heating pad on it takes about 10minutes
I use pure Acetone to soak my poly gel nails off and not only does it take forever but it seems more stubborn than acrylic đł builder gel is the same way super hard to soak off.
i removed acrylic nails with gel polish and It took me 30 mins in soaking time and i added two caps of apple cider vinegar to the soaking solution. Every 10 minutes I warmed up the water and added oil to my nails trying to lift the acrylic nails are the edges and add oil try yo get it under the acrylic nails.
I remember coming across this method when I wanted to take down some acrylics but in the end I resorted to suzies old video where she files down using some hand files.
I do this every time. Dawn dish detergent, coconut oil and hot water. I soak them for 1/2 hour. I have only used this on press on nails secured with glue. The reason I use press ons and this water method is because gel/acrylic nails and acetone destroy my nails. They dry, crack and become brittle. Using this method my natural nails have become very healthy. One thing that is true is that the nail is flexible for a while. I let them dry out for a day before I do anything and make sure to use cuticle oil. I imagine that this absolutely will not work for gel nails.
This method does not work for any natural nail. I suspect your nails are not applied well at all. Please be careful your natural nails will suffer if you keep pulling prying product off
Iâm pretty sure most ppl arenât trying to take off perfectly intact nails like yours in the video. A better test would be on old overgrown nails, of course it wouldnât work on fresh nails!
Suzie, did you know that some sunlotion can desolve artificial nails, mine was salon tips covered in acrylic and gel paint,I applied some sun lotion whilst on holiday,and my nails went sticky and gummy.
I personally think this method is just for removing press on nails, not properly applied nail enhancements. Iâve never tried it though
Yeah, I was thinking about those of us who still hand-wash dishes - by the time you finish the pots and pans, all your nails would be floating by.
For sure for glued on nails.
That's the same thing I thought too. That this is for the super temporary glue on nails and not for true Acrylic or gel nails.
Nope. Not for glue. Its not water soluble either. Only for the adhesive tabs.
@@nicnac4257 glue isn't water soluble but in my experience it doesn't always adhere super well and some oil is often enough to get it to lift off.
If this worked, my nails would pop off every time I did the dinner dishesđ hot water, soap and grease...lol
So true!
Facts!
That's what I was thinking! "Wouldn't their nails just come off in the shower or bath if this method worked?" Haha.
Thank you! My thoughts exactly!
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That beginning sound would actually make for a non-stressful alarm!
Itâs so interesting how people perceive that sound differently. It relaxes some, but made me want to throw my phone against the wall!
@@cbgbstew4072 LMAO RIGHT! For me it makes me want to throw my phone against the wall too
Man. Those French lines are satisfying. Suzie really is an amazing artist.
I 1000% with you Susie , Iâ am a licensed Tech and in my opinion safe file of or acetone soak off is the only way to safely remove enhancements from the nail plate! Great video!
These nails are freshly done and still have the shine. Old nail polish that is growing out and starting to lift slightly would probably respond better to this method.
I love this video! the stats, the scientific explanation, everything. You just gave me the motivation I was lacking to start filing them off
I bought your nail system awhile back and I love it! It gives me enough time to get the acrylic where I want it. However twice now I have gotten so excited to use it that I have forgotten to put the prep and primer on one hand then then other the next time. Both times I have done this I have not had any lifting or any problems with my nails. I, however plan on trying to do better about remembering to put them on both hands from now on. I want to thank you Susie for your videos and your products so that I can have nails again. See Iâm disabled and I canât just go to salon and sit there waiting because I canât sit for long in on spot. And there are some times Iâm in pain so making appointment is really no good because I donât know what my pain level will be from one day to the next. Anyway sorry about the rambling just to say thank you so much for giving me nails back. And I think Iâm getting pretty good. Please keep the videos coming. Iâd love to see one with you and camera together where we can see both your faces.
i've been learning to do my own nails because of my debilitating anxiety! susie has helped me in the same way she has helped you đ i'm learning to be as self-sufficient as possible: i cut and dye my own hair, been doing my own acrylics, etc. the reality for disabled people is that we have to be more self-reliant than others because sometimes the services available just can't work for us
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Finally a truthfull review done by a professional đ
might work for pressed nails and stuff but not for acrylic nails
thank you Suzie đ€
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This âhackâ doesnât work on glued on press ons đ đ
I wore acrylics for a few years. I was one of those folks who never wore gloves when washing dishes or doing any kind of chore. I washed dishes every day and went a month in between fills, while I had a little lift near the cuticles, they never came off until I went to the shop so not buying it, lol.
when you stop anything and everything for Suzie because youâre on the notification squad! đ„° i canât do my own nails again yet due to an accident and 10 stitches in my hand but iâll be ready to do my fill when they come out! love you Suzie and Camera Man!
Idk what happened, but I genuinely wish you a speedy healing and recovery
I tried this fad on my gel nails. I cut them off, filed them down an everything. THIS CRAP DID NOT WORK. I do my own nails, but it did prove to me that I have been doing my nails correctly. These suckers would not come off until I soaked them in acetone! Thanks for explaining this Susie!
Love it when Suzi talks pirate " let's me just pull out me hand"...
Suzi, I love all of your videos SO much. You explain everything so well, and it's very easy to follow along with everything. I love the interaction between you and Cameraman always. Cameraman, your editing and video work is superb, and y'all's videos are just top notch. I appreciate all of the time, planning, production that you both put into these videos. Also that lovely nail tapping at the beginning was ASMR heaven!
Cameraman is her husband and I think it's stupid she calls him cameraman.
I love watching your videos, I have been doing my own nails for years and you have really helped me branch it into more styles and better application.
You are right that every Mom out there knows how water, soaps, and oil will not remove enhancements... Otherwise we couldn't have our nails done at all!
I love wearing acrylics, because my hands are in water so much (hot soapy water, water with chemicals, you name it), and the acrylic protects my natural nail. Without them my natural nails will break off, split, tear, etc.
Right now, my nails have broken off one way or the other to the skin. There is hardly any free edge left. Cuz Iâve not had time to do the acrylics for a good while now.
Ps: I hate gloves, I have them and I hate working with them, I have tried.
Can you try it on press on nails please ? I believe thatâs what the hack was intended for.
I tried it (with glued on press on nails) and it only worked on the nails that were already lifting. There were a few I couldnt take off.
Glue isn't water soluble. It only works safely for the adhesive tabs.
Suzie! Please make a video on how to remove press on nails WITHOUT using acetone, so you can reuse them! All the info I can find is this very method, and its very damaging to my nails! The only way I can remove my press on in a healthy way is when they pop out by their own :(
If you want to reuse press ons your best bet is sticky tabs instead of glue
Iâll bet Camera Man sits behind the camera in awe of Suzi and how knowledgeable and beautiful she is!!! â„ïžđâ„ïž
Only works on Press On/Glue On Nails. Even with those you should be careful because your nail is wet and weak l. just by bending it lightly to remove the last bit of your nail. you can take up natural layers doing thatđ
When I discovered Diva' s Nail Guards I totally stopped worrying about how to take off any kind of nails. You should look it up!
But it says it's only up to 5 days wear. Acrylic nails are good for 2+ weeks.
@@nonalolagirl I wear nailguards and they last for 10 -15 days , depending on how much house work I do.
@@gabrielajimenez2143 oh good to know. Thanks!
@@nonalolagirl đ„°Soaking my nails in acetone developed an intolerance, so I no longer worry about acetone or filing .
Love your videos!! You have taught me much and I could listen to your voice all day!! Thanks for what you do!!
I really miss you since ten years ago I was a nursery student by nails I'm always watching you I'm glad to see you again đ„° on CZcams your my number one teacher â€
I'm new to nails, ive used this method for glued on acrylic removal and my nail beds previously thick and strong are now bruised, noticeably thinner sensitive and flexible when hands are dry. I think it's because it requires lots of prying for my nails to actually come off from the soap oil soak
3:24 The bloating of the nails is DUCK NAILS Cristine from @simplynailogical did a video about duck nails. They are called duck nails because as the water soaks into the nail the c-curve relaxes and puffs up and looks almost like a duck's beak
Thank you for a great removal method
thank you so much my nails were so sore and you are a lifesaver
This method only works for press on nails to break down the glue.
sleeves up as well would help, thank you for your tutorial đđđđđđ
This only works with stick on nails i sometimes do that to give my nails a break from acrylics and use this as a remover đđđ
Worked for me and i had gel nails. Of course yes there is a little thats still stuck on but it worked great for me. But I had mine for 1.5 weeks and did that after they already lifted.
I just used stick onđ€so I can do this to take it off?
It works best on press on nails. I've tried it on poly gel as well and it doesn't work.
Thank you Suzie I didn't think this hack worked. Be safe and have a wonderful week đđ
This water oil and soap hack most definitely didnât remove my press ons. Lol, as you stated, it made my hands soft lol
You are correct omce you did a good job apply adhesive to the nail.
I saw the title of this video and got really excited because I HATE removing my nails. It takes me hours!!!
I feel that this method is only for press on nails. I've worn acrylic nails for more than 40 years and nothing would take off my acrylic nails besides a professional nail technician. I've now have graduated to using only press on nails they have come so far that it is you can't tell the difference, I'm sorry there's no way anybody can tell the difference every time someone sees my hands they ask me "oh my G-d what's nail salon do you go to?" it's phenomenal how the press on nails have come. And again you're 100% correct and stating that this oil soap and dishwater which is when I'm using right now to help soften the glue and then I use a remover to take off the remaining nail without damaging it.
You're the only youtuber that I have the notification bell set up for! Love your videos
I always love your videos!!! I am taking a big step into ur world. I have applied for college for becoming a nail tech where I live. I start sept 13!!!
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I like to test my nail knowledge by watching Suzie debunk stuff like this and seeing if we have the same reasoning. This hack is whack, juat as I suspected! Thanks, fairy nail mother â€ïžâșïž
Your username made me do a double take haha so funny I love it!
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Asmr realness in the beginning of the video!
I just love watching your videos! You guys are funny, and your chemistry and love is heart warming to see! The video effects are fantastic as well as music, only matched by the fantastic talent of you Susie! You and I would get along so well! Iâd love to pick your brain because you started when I did, but after a bit over 15 years I had to quit. So ive watched tons of videos from you but Iâd love to just sit and chat! That would be so cool! For curiosity sake, where are you and cameraman from? They are lucky to have you to do their nails! You are a superior nail technician in so many ways! And a true joy to watch!
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Even with nail glue it doesnât work if you applied the nails properly with glue! I do dishes, love my bubble baths and Iâm constantly washing my hands with hot water and industrial soap and not once have my hand made press ons lifted or popped off and thatâs with using both abs full nails and full gel nails! đ€·ââïž
What a helpful video! I was wondering about this technique!
This is really instructive, but I'm curious about something. I first heard about this method from a good friend, who's done her own gel nails for many years now. They routinely last at least a month without chipping, and she almost always removes them just because they've grown out too long. But after she got a job that involved washing dishes (hands in hot soapy water for longer than most of us who just wash our own or our family's dishes would be familiar with), they hardly lasted longer than a couple weeks, and there were a few times where they did literally pop off while she was doing dishes at work. And to be clear, these weren't acrylic nails, this was just her natural nail with several layers of gel polish, that lasted a very long time under normal circumstances but quickly began lifting up when submerged in greasy soapy hot water. That's when she tried to figure out what was going on and discovered that her job involved conditions that other people were using as an improvised gel removal method.
I'm not arguing against the accuracy of anything in this video, just trying to figure out why this would happen. Based on the video, the explanation would be that the gel wasn't on that securely in the first place, but I have a hard time squaring that with how long they last under any other circumstances.
Suzie, I LOVE YOUR CONTENT!!!!
I done this the other day and it worked really well , also didnât dry out my hand
@@peps1943 just normal press ons
@@nailswithkams This method works only for pressons, as glue dissolves easier. Suzie is trying this for nail enhancements that are adhered to your nails like acrylic or hard gel, which is why it doesn't work.
@@Human3rr0r oh ok
I wish people would Understand why they are doing damage when they 'help' their enhancements off! Susie you do a GREAT job explaining things!!!!
OMG right? I popped off a lifted gel tip on accident while camping and I was so sad! I could see where my natural nail came off with the tip. Like, how can they not SEE the little piece of nail? Just remove em properly when lifting happens. I wish I had acetone with me.
It worked for me. I didn't have acetone so i tried it. My nails were on for 2 weeks, one came off and i wanted another full set. I tried this method and it does work.
I think most of the videos showing this technique they have a peel off base on it
I agree of course with this and not taking your acrylic off, but gel is so much softer that would it help to curl the natural nail away from the gel with gel overlay on natural?
This method was for regular press/glued on nails and it does work on those. It doesnt work on acrylic and other cured nail types.
This video was sooooo relaxing and calming to me. I'm going to head to Target and get some Acetone today and soak mine off after work. I've had a fill already I want a new set đ€©
For sure this is for those with lifting! I will try it if mine do
this was so helpful, i appreciate it.đ
Suzie i would love to see a video on how to properly take them off
đđđ đ thanks for the "Suzie input" ... xx
Just as you said, it works on lifted nail enhancements. But the mix should be mostly soap and oil with just enough water to get it slurry.
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No disrespect to anyone but this sounds like a method for those quick self-taughts who lack the basic knowledge, are unwilling to learn more, do a very lousy job and yet still believe they are the best. I know a few people like that and avoid them with passion because that behaviour not only shows their irrational arrogance but also ignorance and stupidity. And that's just sad. I just love how Suzie explained to all of them, step by step, why they are wrong. Great job, Suzie! That's why you are the best!
Can you teach us how to apply nail strips! Please! And maybe how to make them last longer and best way to apply them!
This lady seems to be a pro. Thank you to inform and educate us. To remove the gel on my nails I normally go see the nail tech. She slides an acrylic nail between my nail and the gel. Needless to say I stop going. It doesnât matter if you have an appointment sheâs always rushing to go to the next client. Her business is now closed
I would love to see a video where we actually get to see Camera man's face. We want to see you both together! đ
Camera man has said before that he doesnât want his face to be on camera. Please respect his privacy :)
If your nails are able to be removed this way you need a better nail tech! đ
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Those colors though! đ
Your nails are amazing đ I love them đ
Hey Suzie Can you do a film of using a jelly stamp and acrylic paint to do a french tip on a gel base then seal it with glossy top coat?
LOL âI just wanted to show you how it *Doesnt* work âșïžâ. đ
I put on one glue on nails today and I sent it too far under my cuticle and the only oil I had was some of my daughters baby oil ..... I am so glad I found this video I can go and sleep now because it worked
I read that on Tik tok, the mixture is supposed to be 3/4 dish soap, 1/3 water and 3-4 TBSP of olive oil
Ya, doesnât work
Iâm new to press ons and I want to change to a new set. However, I used kiss glue and they just wouldnât budge. I even tried this exact warm water+oil+dish soap method. I donât want to soak them in acetone because I still want to reuse my press ons. What can you recommend to safely remove glued on press ons? I saw one video about using debonders, it works (in the video), but it leaves the nail dehydrated đ
To my knowledge, there is nothing. We cannot use strong adhesive to adhere some thing, and then peel them off easily without causing any irritation to the natural nail. Soaking with water, oil and soap does not work if that was the case every time you had a bath your nails would come off. so there is nothing to my knowledge to keep a nail adhered and then easily removed when you want
omg those nails đ are on point....
Jewel of the Nile and Romancing the Stone were my favorite movies when I was a kid.
I love watching all your videos and you are my nail idol thanks to you I became a self thought nail tech so thank you so much đâ€
Instagram will have people believing anything! I love the nails!
Thank you for the info and for sharing.
If this were true and that method works, why donât my nails come off in every lush bath đ€·ââïž
Thank you for the wonderful video đđ
I feel bad for the people who had this work thinking they found a holy grail hack only to later find out they need to find new nail techs.
Ain't that the truth!
i think this is ok to do with JUST gel polish (no hard gels or polygel or anything else), i used to do it and de gel gets soft and it comes of without damaging the nail. Also you can never do it with new nails, you need them to be outgrown
even when I soak after filing with acetone for 30 min + I can't scrape the acrylic off. what am I doing wrong
This method is only meant for press on nails, use nail glue or adhesive tabs
I tried to explain that this will not break down acrylic or gel enhancements and people lost their minds.
I do my dip nails at home I remove them with acetone. Acetone on cotton balls attached with nail clips then I put a heating pad on it takes about 10minutes
Will this work on glued on nails
Press ons? Yes. Glue ons? Doubtful- I used to wear glue ons all the time as a swimmer and never lost any in the pool, or while doing dishes.
I use pure Acetone to soak my poly gel nails off and not only does it take forever but it seems more stubborn than acrylic đł builder gel is the same way super hard to soak off.
i removed acrylic nails with gel polish and It took me 30 mins in soaking time and i added two caps of apple cider vinegar to the soaking solution. Every 10 minutes I warmed up the water and added oil to my nails trying to lift the acrylic nails are the edges and add oil try yo get it under the acrylic nails.
Fabulous explainer
she's so wholesome
I remember coming across this method when I wanted to take down some acrylics but in the end I resorted to suzies old video where she files down using some hand files.
I do this every time. Dawn dish detergent, coconut oil and hot water. I soak them for 1/2 hour. I have only used this on press on nails secured with glue. The reason I use press ons and this water method is because gel/acrylic nails and acetone destroy my nails. They dry, crack and become brittle. Using this method my natural nails have become very healthy. One thing that is true is that the nail is flexible for a while. I let them dry out for a day before I do anything and make sure to use cuticle oil. I imagine that this absolutely will not work for gel nails.
This method does not work for any natural nail. I suspect your nails are not applied well at all. Please be careful your natural nails will suffer if you keep pulling prying product off
I tried this method with Kiara sky jelly nails and they didn't come off. I had to soak them in acetone for about an hour.
What about removal of gel polish with magic remover or gel breaker. Is it safe?
Iâm pretty sure most ppl arenât trying to take off perfectly intact nails like yours in the video.
A better test would be on old overgrown nails, of course it wouldnât work on fresh nails!
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gorgeous set!!
The other only way I think it would work if a nail peel off base coat is used before soaking. I agree with you Suzie.
This worked for me
Thank you!!! I knew this wouldnât work if youâre getting your nails done properly!!! XoxoX
Suzie, did you know that some sunlotion can desolve artificial nails, mine was salon tips covered in acrylic and gel paint,I applied some sun lotion whilst on holiday,and my nails went sticky and gummy.
Do you have a video on you doing this nail look? So pretty :)
I thought this was only for glued press ons. Which I have done. Doesnât always work, depending on how recently it was glued