How to remove semi-permanent nail polish?

Semi-permanent nail polish has become one of the most popular options among those who want to show off an impeccable manicure for weeks. It is one of the most practical and comfortable ways to keep your nails looking neat. However, after two or three weeks, it is time to remove it. There are countless reasons why you cannot go to the salon to remove semi-permanent nail polish : the hours are full, you do not have time to go or you simply want to learn how to do it at home on your own. Whatever the reason, we remind you that in our article on how to remove permanent nail polish we detail the steps to remove semi-permanent nail polish and tell you what material you need if you want to do it at home.

HOW CAN I REMOVE SEMI-PERMANENT NAIL POLISH AT HOME?

If you want to know how to remove semi-permanent nail polish at home, you've come to the right place, because here we're going to give you a few professional tips to successfully remove it and achieve a flawless finish.

LATHE OR FILE

Don't know how to remove semi-permanent nail polish ? The first step is to get one of these two instruments (and if possible, both, even better!). Both the electric drill and the nail file are ideal for starting to remove semi-permanent nail polish : with them you will have to remove the first layer, that is, the layer of the finishing gloss or top coat. As you can imagine, removing the semi-permanent manicure with a file is more rudimentary and requires a little more effort. The drill, on the other hand, being an electric device, makes removal easier and lighter, so you can also take advantage of it to remove the layers of colour of semi-permanent nail polish.

REMOVER AND ALUMINUM FOIL

Once you have removed the first layers of the semi-permanent manicure, it is time to apply the Premium Remover liquid and let it sit for about 15 minutes. This is the ideal product to remove semi-permanent nail polish . Soak cosmetic cotton with remover liquid and apply it to each of your nails. Next, wrap each of your fingers (with the cotton and the Remover) in silver foil with the matte layer facing out. After the indicated time, remove all the products from the tips of your fingers, as well as any traces of nail polish with the help of a cuticle pusher.

It is important to note that if you have used one of Manicura24 's Volume Bases as a base for your semi-permanent polish , it will be necessary to remove it with a manicure drill or file, since due to its consistency and resistance it cannot be removed with remover liquid.

LEAVE THE SEMI-PERMANENT NAIL POLISH BASE

Do you want to get your nails done again after removing them? In that case, we recommend that you do not remove the base coat of semi-permanent nail polish and use it for your next manicure. You should only fill in the areas where the natural nail has grown with the base coat. We recommend that you apply Ultra-Bond Primer before the base coat to ensure the product adheres.

WHAT IS GOOD FOR REMOVING SEMI-PERMANENT NAIL POLISH?

The most common thing among people who are learning how to remove semi-permanent nail polish is not having an electric drill at home. In that case, the remover liquid is the right product to remove semi-permanent nail polish.

HOW TO REMOVE PERMANENT POLISH WITHOUT DAMAGING YOUR NAILS?

Whatever tool you use to remove semi-permanent nail polish (whether it's a file or a drill), avoid touching the natural nail with these tools. If it is absolutely necessary to remove semi-permanent nail polish with a file or drill because you have applied Volume Base, for example, try not to file the surface of the natural nail too much so as not to weaken it or make it thinner.

Do you want a perfect finish on your natural nails? Apply moisturizing cream to your hands and nails, gently massaging until completely absorbed, and add a few drops of cuticle oil for extra hydration and a delicious smell.