How to Remove Builder Gel?
In the ever-changing world of nail art and nail extensions, building gel has changed the game, offering a versatile and long-lasting solution to achieving flawless nails. Remove the builder gel the same way you remove gel polish. Keep reading, the nail expert Maryton will show you how to remove builder gel.
- If your nails are polished, use a nail file to gently file away most of the gel polish. Otherwise, use an electric nail file to remove the first layer of builder gel.
- If you are using remover pads, tear off the remover pad and insert your finger, making sure the cotton pad is on top of the nail. Otherwise, wrap a cotton pad soaked in acetone around your nail. The acetone from the cotton pad will penetrate the gel.
- Wrap the pack around your finger, removing the sticker and sealing the pack to ensure an airtight fit. To keep air out, use removal clips on the removal pads. Wait 15 minutes.
- After 15 minutes, remove the clips and pads. The gel polish will now have a shattered effect. You can use a cuticle stick to gently slide off the remaining polish.
- Use cleanser to wipe off the remaining polish.
Congratulations! You’ve successfully mastered the tips of removing builder gel at home, opening the door to a world of possibilities for stunning, long-lasting nails. Experiment with different colors, shapes, and designs to express your creativity. With practice, you’ll master the technique and achieve professional-quality results in the comfort of your own home.
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