Thanks you, Denise!
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]]>If you seal the open end with a curling iron, they will stay good until you want to use them again. I do that to mine all the time and sometimes don’t reuse them for months – they’re still good. Air is not good for them, so this seals the pack up again and keeps the air out
]]>The nail strips come off with acetone easily being that they are nail polish. I don’t understand why you would need them removed professionally.
]]>Easy color street nail remover method. Put about a half cup of warm water in a coffee mug. Put 1/8 to 1/4 cup of non acetone polish remover in a plastic baggie. Place fingers in baggie and immerse baggie and fingers in cup. Massage fingers and polish will come off!
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Nails]]>Hi, what always worked for me,
to remove any, any and I mean any polish, nail chemicals etc.,,,, tear apart cotton-enough to cover the nail…,careful handling
“pure ace-tone”, soak each piece of cotton;; place on each nail and smother them with foil.
Of course,
You might want to cut couple pieces of foil, before beginning.
It’ll be fast, especially for one or two nails. Take a peek after several seconds, your color strip polish will be off, Hope it’ll help. Excuse if I left any thing out, oh like always, wash hands.
RITZ Loves ❤️Nails
They are a rip off. It cost me 30.00 to have them removed as they adversely interacted with my nails and skin! The French manicure was impossible to apply and looked ridiculous.
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