Review on 💅 Effortless Nail Polish Removal: RC Red Carpet Manicure Remove Wraps, 100 Count" by Sophia Espinoza

So I know these bandages should be used in combination with gel remover, buffer and a swab, but I can tell you how to use bandages and acetone to achieve the same goal. I followed the directions on the box and buffed the glossy top coat. I used a dollar memory buffer. An acetone pump was then used and two pumps of acetone were applied to each bandage and wrapped around each toe. I've seen complaints about packaging not staying put, but I haven't had this issue. I wrapped by placing a cotton swab with acetone on the nail and then folding it over the front of the toenail. After that I folded one of the sides under my ball of toe, then I folded the remaining side with an overlap and pressed to hold the foil in place. Another helpful tip: bring both ends together and fold over so there is no space between the bandage and the toe. I left it for 30-45 minutes. Then I took the handle of a plastic spoon and scraped off the polish. The key to getting it to penetrate the layers is to make sure you buff the glossy top coat properly. If you don't polish it properly, this step may need to be done multiple times. As you can see from my photo I was able to capture most of it. The remaining pieces were because I didn't polish enough. All in all these are great wraps. They are reusable as they work with acetone and gel remover.