Nail Polish Remover

Around 170 removers for regular polish, gel, acrylic and press-on glue, in acetone and acetone-free formulas.The collection includes pure acetone for gel and acrylic removal, gentler non-acetone and plant-based removers such as karma org...

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Around 170 removers for regular polish, gel, acrylic and press-on glue, in acetone and acetone-free formulas.

The collection includes pure acetone for gel and acrylic removal, gentler non-acetone and plant-based removers such as karma organic, brush-on gel removers, individually wrapped remover pads, and glue removers for press-on nails. Most cost between £22 and £26.

Regular polish comes off with either type. Soak-off gel and acrylic need acetone or a dedicated gel remover, together with foil wraps or clips. Acetone-free removers are slower but less drying on nails and cuticles, and are the safer choice for natural nails under press-ons.

Frequently asked questions

Does acetone-free remover take off gel polish?

Not reliably. Soak-off gel normally needs acetone or a gel remover made for the purpose. Acetone-free remover is designed for regular nail polish.

How do I remove press-on nails without damage?

Use a press-on or glue remover, or soak nails in warm soapy water with a little oil, then ease the nail off from the side. Do not force them.

Is acetone bad for nails?

Acetone is effective but drying. Limit soak time, and use cuticle oil and hand cream afterwards.