Burst Gel remover

[Bristolmobilenails]

Hi I have noticed all the selling sites eg Ebay, Amazon, Wish etc selling the Burst gel removers. Have any of you heard of them or tried them. I ordered a bottle and tried it, whilst it didn't exactly burst it did lift the gel so it could be removed without soaking. My concern is, it doesn't have a list of ingredients. I have searched the Internet for reviews and articles but have only found more places selling it. What do you think?

 

[sarah7898]

It was tested on a nail allergy group who said it wasn't very safe

 

[Noodle]

Hi I have noticed all the selling sites eg Ebay, Amazon, Wish etc selling the Burst gel removers. Have any of you heard of them or tried them. I ordered a bottle and tried it, whilst it didn't exactly burst it did lift the gel so it could be removed without soaking. My concern is, it doesn't have a list of ingredients. I have searched the Internet for reviews and articles but have only found more places selling it. What do you think?

As a professional nail tech, why would you consider buying anything from those online retailers?

 

[Bristolmobilenails]

It was for my own use, I wouldn't use it on a client.

 

[Bristolmobilenails]

It was tested on a nail allergy group who said it wasn't very safe

Hi can you point me to the location of this information please?

 

[shelgel]

Hi can you point me to the location of this information please?

Have a search but it contains ammonia and caustic soda

 

[sarah7898]

Hi can you point me to the location of this information please?

Yes it's from a nail tech allergy page, type it in the search on Facebook

 

[rachelizabeth]

Hi can you point me to the location of this information please?

Ink London is the company who did the study, it was found to contain caustic soda. Here’s a link to the other thread about it which contains ink London’s study https://www.salongeek.com/threads/magic-gel-remover.329831/

 

[Bristolmobilenails]

Thank you, I've joined the page and found it very useful.