💅 Gel Nail Polish Remover & Cuticle Pusher Tool Set - Dual-Ended Spoon for Manicures, Stainless Steel Scraper & Peeler with Metal Box Review

So, a little background. I am a Licensed Nail Technician and am constantly painting my nails with acrylics and constantly rotating between sets. This tool reduces the boot time. It's really reliable and the heat it gives off helps the acetone through the removal process. To be honest, I still dip my fingers in the solution instead of holding them over the vapor. I also find that I keep changing it to the first setting to keep the acetone hot and the warm setting doesn't really do anything.

Made of high quality stainless steel. I work in dentistry and they are exactly the same as my dental tools. I was skeptical because I've seen tools made out of completely useless metal, but not this one. They are sharp and work well on my DIY manicure/pedicure. I am very happy with this purchase.

I started testing on one finger, the thumb. Worked well, removed the polish in 10 minutes. super easy. I filed the rest of my fingers and got ready to do the rest. Unfortunately it didn't work after that. Tried many different outlets, couldn't turn it back on. It beeps, but then turns off completely. The small touch button did nothing. Returning and receiving a different brand gel nail steamer. I was so excited because it really worked.

A few days before "everything" closed I knew it was coming and I wanted to go to the nail salon one last time but of course life intervened. So I discovered I had painted nails that should have been removed about two weeks earlier. I decided to try this gadget and was pleasantly surprised. I will say that you need a little patience. With the dip/powder it took me about 3 cycles per hand and about 90 minutes from start to finish. However, it was worth it! My nails looked smooth and not at all…

This will remove salon cured gel polish after at least 2 soaks. BUT the seller is misleading in the Q&A section and claims to remove acrylic and fake nails. The product description also says it removes acrylic nails. If you want to continue selling this product, don't claim it's a good acrylic remover.

Bought to remove gel nail polish at home. Having never removed gel polish myself I wasn't sure if this was the best technique but it turned out to be easy. To remove the varnish I first did an acetone bath for 10-15 minutes. Then I used the triangle tool to scrape it off. I started at the back of the nail, near the cuticle where the nail started to grow. Then I just scratched to the tip of the nail and the polish came off immediately. I continued working until the nail was clean. The cuticle…

A little nervous when I opened the box for the first time. The box with the product inside was damaged, but I could not find any damage to the steamer. I used 100% acetone and nothing happened. I couldn't see any steam. The bowl was slightly warm. The temperature of acetone could be room temperature or slightly higher. I tried 3 times and after a lot of scraping I finally got it. It was faster with foil. I've been doing my nails myself for a long time as most nail salons I've been to have no…