100% Pure Acetone Nail Polish Remover Kit with 7 inch Nail File, 16 fl oz - Made in USA, Maximum-Strength Gel Polish Remover, Artificial & Glitter Nail Polish

I was really excited to try this non-acetone nail polish remover cream. I've never used a removal cream before. I have only ever used acetone nail polish remover. I read the directions fully before I used it and I discovered that it was heat activated. The water in our house is extremely hot and so at first I didn't turn on full heat and I ran it under the water like it said to until it turned pink and then started a timer for 30 seconds. I wonder if people are having an issue because the directions are kind of vague about that. It says it will turn pink when the water temperature is correct but not necessarily when it's ready. So I wonder if people are starting the 30 seconds once it's pink. The first time I used it it didn't do a great job on my nails but it still worked. In hindsight, though, the nail polish that I use is a very thick formula. My favorite nail polishes are full of glitter and chromes. Most of my nail polish is from Moon cat or ilnp or holo Taco. They're very thick formulas that don't chip so of course it's strong nail polish. I did use it on my daughter who uses regular or kids nail polish and it worked really well. I also turned my water onto the hottest the next time I tried it and that really helped too. I actually liked that there's a gentle formula because my daughter is not a huge fan of using my regular acetone nail polish. So while I thought that this was going to be for me, it's actually great for her. She has a lot of cuts on her hands from just running around and doing kid stuff so this actually worked really well for her. I also have to press kind of hard on her nails with acetone remover and this one I really didn't because you put it on for 30 seconds or more and then you just wipe it off. So I do think it's great for kids nail polish. I think it's a cool concept and I've never tried anything like this before. I do think the price is decent because I rather travel with a tube like this than liquid nail polish remover. I've actually ruined my table furnish with my normal nail polish remover so I'm always open to trying new things because I'm clumsy. Overall I highly recommend. It was really fun to try and it is very portable.

I have been using this ONYX nail polish remover for about 10 years, and it has always been a reliable product for me. One of the reasons I keep coming back to it is because the ingredients feel safe and well-formulated—they are even Yuka approved (see attached picture), which gives me extra peace of mind. It works really well for removing both regular nail polish and gel nails. For gel polish, I usually soak my nails for about 5–10 minutes, and it softens enough to be easily removed. It also comes with a nail file, which is super helpful for gently filing or removing the gel afterward. There is a smell, but it’s not too strong or overwhelming—definitely tolerable compared to many other removers I’ve tried. One thing I noticed over the years is that the bottle seems smaller than it used to be about 10 years ago. However, the quality of the product itself is still great. Shipping was fast, and overall, I’m very satisfied. After using it for so long, I can confidently say it’s a good product and worth buying.

Good product. Works well and removes The paint quickly.

This is a fun new take on a non-acetone nail polish remover product! This nail polish remover comes in a squeeze tube which is unique, and it has a plastic nozzle like dropper applicator tip. The tip is a slow release dropper head that’s typical used on blemish product packaging. This is a nice sized bottle with plenty of product in it for the price. (1.8 fl oz) I actually kind of like the dropper head as the chosen applicator, as it sort of just drips the nail polish directly onto your nail. You just need to let the remover soak on your nail for a few seconds then wipe the remaining paint onto a paper towel. This is a fun new way to try a nail polish remover product, but I didn’t find it removed my polish as good as the other brands I own. I love the design of this nail polish remover, and love that it’s an acetone free product, so I was really hoping I’d love this! This product did however, not dry out my nail beds, and kept my skin feeling moisturized without stripping my skin.

I love the idea of a gentle, non-acetone nail polish remover since I’ve chewed my nails and cuticles in the past with traditional removers swapping colors too often. I’d love this if it worked. The tube is a neat concept, especially the color change strip for temperature. In practice, the strip is pretty useless. It does change color but once I ran the strip under hot water it pretty much immediately changed color even though it wasn’t long enough to appreciably heat any of the cream in the tube. Application was easy, points for the tip being well sized and the tube being just firm enough to squeeze with a decent amount of control over how much is dispensed. It was easy to apply. The formula does feel gentle on my skin and cuticles but is most worthless for actually removing polish. I usually use a base coat, 2-3 layers, then a top coat and this at best got the top coat and 25% of the polish layer. Pretty much dead useless with a glitter polish. I haven’t tested it specifically, but I’m willing to believe that maybe this has a use case for children. Perhaps if you’re just doing one coat of a cheap polish without any topcoat this would be a useable remover. That said, still not a great option there since you have to let it sit so you’re probably better off grabbing a much cheaper bottle of non-acetone remover at your local store. It’s far too expensive for the size and quality of removal. I’d rather grab a random bottle of remover at the grocery store than mess with this. Great idea, needs a lot of work on execution.

This stuff is great! Does the job! Took 30 mins of soaking for the nails to come off and the another 15/20mins of soaking to get the left over residue off and I love the settle smell of coconut too!!!!

I tried a non-acetone cream drop nail polish remover and got mostly good results. The concept is interesting, especially the color-changing indicator that’s supposed to let you know when the product is warmed up and ready after running it under hot water. However, I noticed that the indicator changes almost immediately, even when the product itself doesn’t feel fully warm, which makes it a bit unreliable. The gel formula is easy to apply and spreads nicely over the nail. It does remove a good amount of polish, but I found that it doesn’t get everything off in one go. There was still some leftover polish, so I think it works best as a first step rather than a complete removal solution. Following up with a traditional acetone remover helps finish the job more effectively. That said, I really like that it’s non-acetone and doesn’t have that strong, harsh smell. It feels like a gentler alternative and is a good option if you’re trying to avoid drying out your nails and cuticles. Overall, it’s a nice idea and a decent product for light removal or an initial pass, but you may still need something stronger to fully clean your nails.

Extremely fast at removing gel, glitter, and acrylic, with many users reporting it works in seconds. Formula: 100% pure acetone is very strong, which is effective but can dry out nails and skin. Value: Considered an affordable, salon-quality product available in large, long-lasting, 16 oz bottles. Scent: While some find the odor manageable, it is strong due to the high acetone concentration. Application: Users often prefer to use it with cotton pads and recommend following up with cuticle oil or lotion to counteract dryness

Recebi em perfeito estado Já uso o produto trazido do exterior e parece-me que é o mesmo.

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