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[gr8nailz]

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Ooooo, I've seen this at Premier Nail Supply but haven't gotten one. If you recommend it, I'll give it a shot. Thanks, Jody.

 

[missjodylee]

Ooooo, I've seen this at Premier Nail Supply but haven't gotten one. If you recommend it, I'll give it a shot. Thanks, Jody.

Glad to help gr8nailz
I love these for removing acrylics. They use a small amount of acetone (not that its that expensive but still..). It's not uncomfortable to have your fingers in at all.
I think they are great.

Let me know what you think x

 

[missjodylee]

I also like these because when you have two of them and your working on the first hand, if one or two nails is taking a little longer it's easy and comfortable for the client to leave just one or two nails in and the rest out while you work on the other hand.

 

[missjodylee]

One last thing gr8nailz is if you want to put it into a bowl of hot water to speed the process up, I found a square ceramic dish the best to use. Like a small one serve dish size. I got mine from the local $2 shop. Seems to fit nicely into this as opposed to a round bowl. x

 

[Lolly22]

One last thing gr8nailz is if you want to put it into a bowl of hot water to speed the process up, I found a square ceramic dish the best to use. Like a small one serve dish size. I got mine from the local $2 shop. Seems to fit nicely into this as opposed to a round bowl. x

Sounds good. These would work for soaking off my own shellac too then? Thanks for sharing! X

 

[missjodylee]

Sounds good. These would work for soaking off my own shellac too then? Thanks for sharing! X

Yes absolutely can use to soak off shellac in this.
You can put it in a round bowl of warm water but the bowl needs to be flat if you know what I mean..

 

[mizzy_dizzy]

Yes absolutely can use to soak off shellac in this.
You can put it in a round bowl of warm water but the bowl needs to be flat if you know what I mean..

It's a bit over kill for shellac removal ,
If you can't use the shellac wraps on your self then try cotton wool and foil or even magis wraps on your self ,

You will be wasting acetone and overly drying your fingers and nails this way.

And I defiantly wouldn't do this for shellac clients.

 

[Lolly22]

It's a bit over kill for shellac removal ,
If you can't use the shellac wraps on your self then try cotton wool and foil or even magis wraps on your self ,

You will be wasting acetone and overly drying your fingers and nails this way.

And I defiantly wouldn't do this for shellac clients.

I know I wouldn't use it on shellac clients either but I was asking how the girls remove theirs personally. I had a nightmare with the wraps on myself I just couldn't get them tight enough or really on for that matter! I will maybe try the cotton and foil method but if not it will have to be soaking them! I know it's not the best way or the advised way but I just can't do the wraps on myself lol! CThanks for your advice though.

 

[missjodylee]

Sorry I shouldn't have offered any advice on shellac as I haven't done it yet. Sorry x

 

[kitkat84]

Great suggestion these are perfect.

I got mine on ebay just now. hope the link works:

Nail Manicure 5 Finger Soak Bowl x 2 | eBay