Graham Hands Down Wraps Count Review

No, I'm not kidding. If you've tried DIY gel nail kits at home, you're probably just as excited about them as I am. The disadvantage, however, is the paint removal. Unlike traditional nail polish, it's easy to apply and difficult to remove. These nail wraps make the process much easier. I've used a sensationail remover kit before, but the wraps themselves are quite expensive per nail. I like to remove the nail polish every two weeks so I can reshape and trim my nails so it paid for itself…

This system is far superior to the foiling process. I could reuse a set of bandages at least three times. I keep my nails short and have no problem with the foil not covering the entire nail; However, I could see that you would have trouble getting the foil to touch the entire longer nail. I've had some issues with the wrap sticking to itself and not falling off, or having to wrap it so tightly to cover the entire nail that it started cutting off blood flow in my fingers. Soaking the pad…

I am new to gel polish and bought these pads because I didn't have time to go back to the salon and wasn't quite sure what I did. My internet research revealed that gels are removed by roughening the surface of the nail with an emery pad, dampening the nail with a cotton swab soaked in acetone, fixing with foil and pressing off the polish residue with an orange stick. I figured using these pads would be easier than building the materials yourself. Although I am satisfied overall, I would have…

Works for removing glitter polish (I don't use gels, bought for regular glitter polish) but I didn't like them as much as foil wraps. It seemed to me that they were more difficult to apply and much more difficult to hold the soaked cotton swab over the nail (the pad moves when you try to wrap the bandage and stick it on itself). I use gloves to keep the acetone from evaporating, both with them and the foil, but I could feel them slipping into the gloves. I use the ones I have but won't buy…

I read the reviews before buying them and was a little worried they wouldn't work properly but they did. This is how I do it, and when I remove them, the nail polish just falls off in one piece: Dampen a pad and wrap it around each nail, starting with your pinky and ending with your thumb. Make sure the pad is over the nail. When you're done with the first hand, put on a disposable glove. Make a second hand. You shouldn't have any problems with a glove on your first hand. Put a glove on your…

I have used these nail wraps 3 times so far and found that gel polish is much easier to remove than foil. cotton pads. These bandages are somewhat similar to a bandage, but the cotton swab is closer to one end than the middle of the bandage. The packaging is made of a stretchy material that sticks to itself until you need to unwrap it to remove the packaging. My doctor's office uses the same rubber band to attach a cotton pad to a blood draw site on my arm. The cotton pad contains a large…

It's fantastic! I've been using them for a few months now, it's so easy and you control how tight they fit on each finger so it's always perfect. I put on my plastic gloves because you can really do something in them because they don't move. I used a similar product from Sephora but it's a lot cheaper. They work absolutely fantastic, would definitely recommend, you won't be disappointed! Amateur's note: I'm right-handed and do left pinky, left ring, left middle, then switch to right pinky…