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Do you need to change the color of the varnish on your acrylic nails and not damage the nails themselves? If you are not careful, you will damage the acrylic nails while removing the manicure. Many nail polish removers contain acetone, which can be used to remove acrylic nails. By purchasing an acetone-free nail polish remover, you won't budge acrylic nails.

Steps

1. 1 Use acetone-free nail polish remover.
2. 2 You can buy any product at a pharmacy or grocery store. Usually they are all the same.
3. 3Do not immerse your nails in nail polish remover.
4. 4 Take a cotton swab, soak it in the product and rub it over your nail. Every time the cotton swab gets dirty with the rest of the varnish, dries up and begins to cling to the surface of the acrylic nail, change it to a new one.
5. 5After removing the polish, wash your hands thoroughly, as any residues of the product can corrode nail glue and acrylic.
6. 6Dry your nails, wait 5 minutes, and then polish them again.
7. 7Make sure not to loosen the acrylic nails, as this can weaken the glue and the nails will fall off.
8. 8 Remember to always use a base coat and top coat. This adds shine to the nails and helps to keep the polish on the nails for a long time.

Tips

• Instead of cotton swabs, you can use sterile gauze swabs that do not leave fluff when removing varnish.
• Girls who like to change the color of varnish often should ask for a colorless gel coat similar to base varnish in the salon. The gel will act as a barrier between the acrylic and the nail polish, preventing bubbles from forming on the nail polish. But, unlike the base varnish, the gel will remain on the nails for a long time and there will be no need for polishing.

Warnings

• If you want to remove your acrylic nails, do not pull them off, especially if you pasted them just 2 weeks ago.