Review on Remover Quickly Soak Off Professional Non Irritating by Amy Collins

I decided to try this to powder my nails as I really don't like the whole acetone soak method. After using this magic nail polish remover I will never go back to acetone! This removal method is much better in my opinion. It takes about 3-5 (depending on) coats to completely remove but omg this is so much better and healthier for my skin and nails! Acetone is so drying and if you have open sores around your nails HE burns really bad. This magical nail polish remover is virtually odorless and is very easy to apply to the skin (what got on my skin didn't hurt at all and washes off very easily). I posted a picture of the tools. which I used during the powder removal process with this magic nail polish remover. The metal cuticle pushers helped remove the drip - this part took the longest since I'd applied multiple coats of remover, but like I said, I prefer this a million times better than an acetone soak. Then I wiped my nails with an alcohol swab. Then I used buffer. At this point, if I noticed a few tiny spots on my nails, I would apply some more magic nail polish remover to those areas. Then I waited, used a cuticle pusher to remove the remaining solution, and then used another alcohol pad. Then I polished again and used another alcohol pad. My nails and skin looked and felt much better with this removal process than with acetone. My fingers and nails didn't dry out and I didn't get white marks on my nails like with acetone. My other photos show a bit of the removal process and finally what my nails looked like before application. The only thing I would change is that this product comes in a larger bottle! ☺️ I'm SO HAPPY I tried it on my powder dip effect nails.