If you paint your nails regularly, chances are you’ve had an accident at one point or another — and spilled polish on your clothes or your carpet. So you know what a nightmare getting that stain out ...

Non-acetone removers are gentler on the nails, but they need a little more time to be effective. Before starting any of the below removal processes, soak your nails in some warm water. According to ...

There are many reasons you may need to remove nail polish. The gorgeous manicure or pedicure you had a few days or weeks ago is starting to look drab. Or you may have accidentally smeared polish on ...

You’re definitely not alone if you’ve been wondering how to remove gel nail polish at home. Since nail salons started closing over social-distancing concerns, my social media has been flooded with ...

Your kid has seen you give yourself an at-home mani-pedi countless times and thought they’d try it out for themselves. However, instead of turning into a fine nail technician, they discovered their ...

If you’ve tried gel nail polish, then you probably know it’s incredibly durable. With its high-shine and long-lasting color, gel manicures are a popular alternative to traditional nail polish. Despite ...

Acetone remover is the most common and least-expensive type of nail polish remover. It usually contains 60 per cent acetone. This clear liquid solvent is very effective at quickly removing dried nail ...

At-home manicures aren’t for the faint of heart. First, you have to perfect the mess-free mani and let’s be real, painting with your non-dominant hand is not easy. Then there’s the task of staying ...

Many people love gel manicures. Gel polish's glossy finish is practically indestructible and that just-left-the-salon look can last for two weeks or more. But eventually, you will notice a tiny chip, ...