d-Solve question

[PinkSwoon]

I'm not really a fan of CND Nourishing Remover due to the oil content as 99% of my clients re-Shellac straight after removal so it's just an extra step & I'm not sure I want to continue using off-the-shelf acetone.

So on S2 it says that D Solve dissolves enhancement coatings...does this mean it won't be suitable for soaking off enhancements themselves? What are the ingredients of D Solve?

Help please geeks!

 

[jigily]

I'd like to know this to please.

 

[rachirv]

It's acetone based. I use it to soak off acrylics it's just not as nourishing as the nourishing remover x

 

[PinkSwoon]

Thanks Rach!

 

[ClaireP]

I use DSolve and put drops of Solar Oil in it to create the effect of using Nourishing remover at a much cheaper cost. I also keep pure DSolve (aka Acetone) incase a new client is allergic to nuts as you can't use nourishing remover (contains macadamia oil) or solar oil (contains almond oil) on nut allergy sufferers. [emoji4]X

 

[Meltot]

I use DSolve and put drops of Solar Oil in it to create the effect of using Nourishing remover at a much cheaper cost. I also keep pure DSolve (aka Acetone) incase a new client is allergic to nuts as you can't use nourishing remover (contains macadamia oil) or solar oil (contains almond oil) on nut allergy sufferers. [emoji4]X

Ca

Can't believe I never considered this with nut allergies! So glad I read your post.

 

[fluffy26]

I apply solar oil direct to the nails, rub over then wrap with acetone.