Ella+Mila Soy Nail Polish Remover - Non-Acetone, Alcohol-Free, Unscented, and Odor-Free - Ideal for Natural Fingernails - Enriched with Vitamins A, C, and E Review

Have you ever run out of remover and tried using something else (like rubbing alcohol!) to get the job done? Okay, that's how it is to use this product. If you have a base coat, 2 coats of polish and a top coat to remove, allow 20 minutes of your time and use one cotton swab per nail to get the job done. And yes, I soaked the circle and left it on each nail for at least 30 seconds. At nearly $12 for a 4 ounce product, I'm less than impressed. Much better and faster results with a $2 bottle of…

This product receives only approval. I have found that removing my nail polish takes a very long time (except for the branded nail hardener First Aid Kiss which comes off instantly with this remover?), much harder than everyday nail polish remover. As someone who usually travels a lot and doesn't like spending a lot of time on something that never took up time, I found this annoying. At the same time it is very moisturizing and feels good on my nails and those around me. Leather. I took it with

Suitable for removing gel polish from nails. I did not cover with foil, as is usual in the salon. There were no notices and indications on the packaging, intended for professional use only. I cleaned it, waited 5 minutes and was able to scrape off a bit. I applied more, waited again and was able to remove most of the residue and then buffed my nails until they were completely clean. It was definitely worth it as we are in a pandemic and cannot visit salons. If you have a set of gel nails that…

Oy. I used 1/2 bottle of nail polish remover. No, not gel, but normal nail polish. Any apparent benefit that can be derived from eco-friendly marketing is offset by the fact that it takes 1/2 bottle of this compound to remove nail polish from 10 nails. I have ten of them, no less, no more.

As someone who has made the switch to all green makeup and loves a good manicure, I am very glad I found this product. I use more "elbow lube" than the more toxic versions, but I'm fine with that! I recommend washing your hands and nails very well afterwards as some oil will remain on nails and cuticles. However, my nails and cuticles do not dry out and are not burdened with this remover.

I have long nails and love to paint them, but usually a nail polish and scrub leaves my nails dry and brittle for months. I only recently discovered that such removers exist and I was so excited! This nail polish remover removes nail polish (even gel topcoats!) way better than any other nail polish remover I've ever used, it smells great (not gross like acetone) and my nails feel great and don't break for a few weeks afterwards. I peel off my polish! I removed nail polish from both hands using…

I wasn't sure if it would work but it did. He even removed several layers that had been there for weeks. The nail polish remover took a little rubbing to remove the nail polish, but on my black nail polish it came off better than the acetone based brands without all the stains. It smells light but nothing strong. It almost smells like marzipan.

I was pleasantly surprised. I don't like the usual over-the-counter chemical nail polish removers so I decided to give it a try. It works very well, has no chemical order (doesn't really smell like anything to me), moisturized my nails and cuticles.

Ideal for people with odor allergies! Very soft and gentle liquid, does not sting the skin like some products containing acetone. It definitely takes some time to break down a thick layer of polish, but I always leave this product on my nails after I'm done. It nourishes them and leaves a pleasant feeling of strength and suppleness.