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DIY || How to remove acrylic nails at home

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SCN beauty commented on 24 Aug 2015

FYI: I changed my name to SCN beauty after uploading this video of me removing acrylic nails. Hope you enjoy the video! :)

How to: Remove Artificial Nails with Kiss Remover

Product: Kiss Artificial Nail Remover Disclaimer: I paid for this product with all my $1.75 plus tax .All opinions are my own and I am no professional. One way to ...

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Suzy Pulley commented on 29 Apr 2015

I've been using these for awhile now. Works VERY well & quickly. You do NOT have to wipe your nail polish off before you use this because it will do all the work for you. Another thing... the bigger part is for your 4 fingers ...and the single part is for your THUMB! lol

LeeDahlia commented on 21 Mar 2013

What type of nail did you have on that you were removing?

destiny browning commented on 26 Mar 2012

you made this on my birthday :)

Alondra Lucero commented on 28 Jun 2015

Thanks you

Nieves Lopez commented on 03 Mar 2012

Nice!

Tips and Tricks on How to Apply and Remove Fake Nails

Second Channel - //youtube.com/honeyflower3onthego Twitter - //twitter.com/honeyflower3 Blog - //honeyflower3.blogspot.com This is just a fun ...

Artificial (Fake) Nails/Nail Chips - How to remove them?

More information and pictures shall be posted on //fsrain.pixnet.net/blog/post/41616163 *~*~*~*~*~*~* Hey everyone~ Glad that I have something up so ...

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Tori Groby commented on 11 Jun 2015

Ok so I put fake nails on and I got the glue all over my hand and stuff and one nail won't come off I tried everything. What should I do

FS.Rain commented on 12 Jun 2015

Hi Tori, did you get the nail chip remover? If not what you could do is soak the whole nail into acetone based nail polish remover. The fake nail chip will soften and even slightly melted

Kayla Smith commented on 28 Apr 2015

Hi I am in Australia does daiso have a website where products are available for purchase

FS.Rain commented on 30 Apr 2015

Hi Kayla, Daiso does not have an online store. It dies help if you ask the store staff about the item you are looking for. They'll be willing to help. Well, if you really really wanted something from Daiso that you can't find in your area, I could help "buy for you" but I think the postage over to Australia might not worth the effort....

Rxpiesquare commented on 02 Jan 2015

Hi, which daiso "outlet" did you go to when you bought the nail glue? And is it long lasting and strong?

FS.Rain commented on 02 Jan 2015

Hi Rxpiesquare, the last outlet that I got the nail glue was Rivervale mall and Plaza Singapura ones. The series in similar packaging as the remover shown is very long lasting.

How To Remove Acrylic Nails (with & w/o a Nail Drill)

Link to TMart acrylic dust vacuum: //www.tmart.com/Nail-Art-Dust-Collector-Suction-with-Dust-Collecting-Bags-Pink_p122344.html Link to drill: ...

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Stacy Polk commented on 25 Feb 2015

I watched all your vids until you started using dual forms:( i like to see the whole process the regular way lol tfs tho:)

VianneyCreates commented on 25 Feb 2015

+Stacy Polk LOL! No worries! For me, they are the perfect option...as a super busy mom of three, I hardly have any free time. One day, I'll try the old fashioned way again! (:

Ashley Hill commented on 02 Feb 2015

Thank you I learn something new every time I watch your videos tfs

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Ashley Hill That's awesome, thank you!!

Tania Garcia commented on 02 Feb 2015

What brand its your stampler? Thanks.

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Tania Garcia I'm not sure what you're asking about.

Koala Kitty commented on 02 Feb 2015

Where did you get your electric file?

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Koala Kitty bornprettystore...I just added the link to the description box.

Heather Wacker commented on 02 Feb 2015

I love your how to remove your acrylics video thank you for the update!

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Heather Wacker So kind, thank you!

Jennie Petro commented on 02 Feb 2015

O dear.... You are costing me a lot of cash n I love it. Hee Hee lol... I do hope u put the acrylics back on they were sooooooooo pretty... I couldn't wait I was in rite aid n saw a stamper w two plates for 8 bucks n I stupidly purchased it... I know, I know, I could have gotten way more for cheaper on line but I couldn't wait after seeing ur last video. Lmao.... Now I NEED to know where u got that fan vacuum???? I need it so bad.. Plz plz plz tell me where??? Lol.. Thanks love, n again thanks for a another great video. Xoxo

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Jennie Petro LOL!! Happy to help?! Anyway, I just added the links to the description box! (:

chibiKATANA commented on 02 Feb 2015

I have seen some older videos where you use different brands of acrylic system kits. Can you make a video about the different brands you used? Which ones were your favorite? Which ones, based on your experience, would be good for beginner?

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+chibiKATANA I've still only ever tried the same ones, so I really don't have any more info to add to the video I previously made. I'm sorry.

Li De Vries commented on 01 Feb 2015

Why did you take it off? They were so pretty :(

VianneyCreates commented on 02 Feb 2015

+Li De Vries LOL! Thank you so much..I just v]never wear them that long.

How To Properly Remove Acrylic Nails

This is a tutorial on how to properly remove acrylic nails without damaging your natural nails underneath. Many people think that acrylics harm or tear up your ...

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GlitterDustNails commented on 16 Dec 2011

@pmatta85 You can use either.. I use a medium carbide bit for everything. I have found that the coarse ones are too rough and the fine ones don't seem like they do enough.. If you find that using a medium one doesn't leave them as smoothly as you'd like, buff after filing or use a gel top coat.. Also, the speed has a lot to do with it too. I use a lower speed for filing and a little bit higher when I'm cutting out smile lines and stuff. I hope that helps!! :)

Brooke Cook commented on 08 Oct 2013

I just want to caution people about "soaking" your fingers in pure acetone. I am a licensed manicurist and have been for 18yrs. I got blood poisoning when I was pregnant from ill-informed nail techs who soaked my fingers up to the middle knuckle in acetone. When soaking your nails you want to make sure it is just your NAILS.. Acetone is absorbed directly through the skin into the blood stream. Please be careful!!!

Vintage Dame commented on 23 Oct 2013

omg I went to a nail salon that was pretty cheap and they didn't do any that the video instructed. They just removed my nails with clippers and with a cuticle pusher. Now my nails are short and thin. I should have investigated first hand the whole entire process.

pmatta85 commented on 16 Dec 2011

@GlitterDustNails Thank you so much for your help. I bought the medium grit bit and hopefully I get better results than with the coarse. You are truly an inspiration and do amazing work. Hopefully someday I will be as good as you. Thanks again.

butrfly64 commented on 30 Dec 2012

I'm a cosmetologist, and you did everything correctly, but I would advise against using cuticle nippers. Since your going to soak-off all the acrylic, no need to use the nippers. Less risk of cutting yourself. Overall....good job. :)

SentimenteChimice commented on 20 Feb 2013

Hi, your tutorial is awesome !! Can you please tell me after what period can I put acrylic again? I don't want to damage my natural nail and I want to know if she needs to breath a little bit before adding again acrylic. Tnx

GlitterDustNails commented on 01 Nov 2011

@HugznHairspray303 Are you using pure acetone? Regular nail polish remover won't do anything. Also, filing them down first should help the acrylic to dissolve. Hope this helps answer your question.. :)

pmatta85 commented on 14 Dec 2011

Hello. Is the medium grit carbide bit also used to file nails when doing a full set or should a fine one be used? I bought a coarse one but it doesnt work as smoothly. Hope you can help thnx

DeenScene commented on 09 Oct 2012

how s supersonic 3 nail file? i bought an electric nail file on ebay and it was kind of weak. is the supersonic strong and powerful? or how many rpm did the one in this video have?

VianneyCreates commented on 01 Nov 2011

Great tutorial, I do the exact same things when I remove mine (just not so much foil, LOL) and I never have issues with my natural nails. Thanks for doing such a thorough tut!

GlitterDustNails commented on 11 Oct 2012

I absolutely LOVE the supersonic 3.. it's soo quiet, doesn't vibrate and files great. It is 30,000 RPM and my old one was 20,000.