Teenitor Acrylic Remover Reusable Toenail Review

You are really good. After using them at my local salon I bought them straight away and they are infinitely less annoying than foil. It was also a learning experience because I want my toes to be larger than average. My fingers just dig in, so I'm guessing folks with "bubbly fingers" (to quote Colby Kailat) and a few extra pounds wouldn't find the eight smaller brackets particularly helpful - thumbs were fine. And a note to the manufacturer: the third step in your instructions is to use these…

These little gems make my job easier. My clients actually like these clips better than the cotton/foil removal system I've used for years. Not all thumbs are created equal, so for my clients with very wide thumbs due to arthritis I have used a large toe brace to relieve the pressure on the joint. (I sanded down the "Toe" printed on the clip so the customer wouldn't be embarrassed that I should be using a toe clip) Great price!

I recently varnished my nails - either with ColorStreet strips or normal varnish. I have a terrible habit for weeks at a time just peeling off my nail polish until it's completely gone, but I'm dying to "grow" and take proper care of my nails so they don't get so brittle. However, the hassle of the one-step, one-nail-at-a-time removal process was such an ordeal. My friend suggested these clips and sent me a short video of them in action. I have to say - they solved my problem 100%. These clips…

Due to the current pandemic, my nail salon is temporarily closed. I used them to remove the gel from my nails. This works very well to dissolve the harsh chemicals that make up the gel. Make sure you buy a nail polish remover with the same strength/quality as what you get in the salons. I bought the OPI Expert Touch nail polish remover separately which is stronger than the normal supermarket/pharmacy product you usually see. You'll also need the metal tools that come with regular nail sets to…

I like that it's easy to use and inexpensive. There's just a couple of things though... 1. It's like my toes are so tight they feel like they're about to fall off. 2. The acetone I use to remove acrylic runs out of the cotton swab and drips everywhere (I don't apply too much). 3. The ones on my toes don't stay in place at the same time. If I put one on top of the other, it falls off. They don't stay on at the same time. Although everything is fine with the fingers. Hope that helps. Some may not

This is actually amazingly cool. It's much better than foil. All I do is soak a piece of cotton in acetone, place it over my nail and pinch one on my finger. They're not too tight where they hurt, but also not too tight where they could easily fall off. They are very convenient and, as I said, more economical than using and throwing away foil packaging.

I bought these nail clips because I was looking for an alternative to aluminum foil. It really helped! It does an excellent job of holding onto the cotton, which foil cannot. I just used cotton pads which I usually use for makeup removal, but I cut them in half circles and they are perfect for these clips! First, I filed my nails with a nail file, cut cotton pads, soaked them in acetone and stuck them into the clips. After my nail soaked for 30 minutes, the polish peeled off immediately! I also

works great, just soak a cotton swab in nail polish remover, place it on the nail and put a clip on it, wait about 10-15 minutes, then you can continue. Just like they would remove it at the nail salon. The great thing is that I no longer have to cut pieces of aluminum foil and try to wrap them around my fingers, I just attached them. Also, my product arrived much earlier than it should have. Great work, I would buy from this seller again