Can you remove your semi-permanent nail polish yourself? The answer is YES! Removing your semi-permanent nail polish yourself, without going to the salon, is entirely possible. Ready to become your own nail technician? Come on, learn how to remove semi-permanent varnish from nail expert Maryton!

To remove your semi-permanent polish like a pro at home, you need a few essential tools. Nothing complicated, With these equipments, you can say goodbye to your polish without damaging your nails.

Nail file: Before you start, gently file the surface of your polish to break the top layer. This allows the remover to penetrate better. If you have the skills, an electric nail drill is also a good choice.

Acetone-based nail polish remover: Essential for melting semi-permanent nail polish. Choose a nail polish remover with acetone, as others will not be strong enough.

Cotton pads: Use cotton pads that you soak in nail polish remover. They will allow you to cover the nail well to dissolve the nail polish.

Aluminum foil: Cut small squares of aluminum foil to wrap each finger with the soaked cotton pad. This technique helps to fix the nail polish remover well and speeds up the process.

Cuticle pusher (or wooden stick): Once the nail polish has softened, you can gently remove it with a cuticle pusher without damaging the surface of your nails.

Cuticle oil: To nourish and moisturize your cuticles after removal. Your nails will thank you!

With this equipment at hand, you are ready to remove your semi-permanent nail polish like a pro, without damaging your nails.

With the right tools and a little patience, you can remove your semi-permanent polish at home, and without damage! No need to pay to remove your polish or worry about damaging it by pulling on it.

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