I always give the nails a quick rub at the end of the service with a wipe with acetone on it and it takes away any little bits of Shellac that's left on the nail... the nail is completely clean of shellac at this stage.
I'm using Standard cosmetic cotton pads, thicker than CND wraps I think.Perhaps the wipes you have are just too thin and the acetone is evaporating as it's not thick enough.
I have the remover wraps, but I find them fiddly, and expensive. I couldn't afford the extra £2.50 (cheapest price based on bulk buying the wraps) per removal service.Try some of the CND wraps and you'll see a big difference... most of the Shellac should come clean off and you should only need to flake away a little bit and no need to buff the nails at all.
Lol, I have done this actualy, just so I don't have to buff them, but I wasn't sure if leaving half dissolved product on the nail plate would affect the next application?To be really honest, I think when I've had some slight residue of base, and I'm re-shellacing, I've just painted over it:o
I think it's been ok!? i.e. smooth finish. Anyone else?
I always give the nails a quick rub at the end of the service with a wipe with acetone on it and it takes away any little bits of Shellac that's left on the nail... the nail is completely clean of shellac at this stage.
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