2pcs Magic Nail Polish Remover, Professional Removes Soak-Off Gel Polish IN 3-5 Minutes, Easily & Quickly, Don't Hurt Your Nails

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Before buying this nail paint remover, I was very skeptical because of mixed reviews. But its an amazing addition to my collection as it works exactly the way they have mentioned on the site.Though I did have to apply it twice somewhere, but still its far better than other products I have tried on and they were much costlier than this one. I absolutely suggest this product to anyone who wants to make it much easier to remove gel nail paints and that too in just two minutes after applying this. I hope you find my review helpful. Thanks guys!

I'm so happy I tried this, it works great I use gel polish and I hate soaking my nails. I also hate trying to wrap things like foil or tape on top of cotton because it takes forever and half the time it falls off. That's the only part of gel nails that I hate is removing the old polish.I was so excited to see this and couldn't wait to try it. It works amazing! The only bad thing about the product is that it didn't come with instructions (or at least mine didn't) and the words on the bottle were written by a non-English speaking person.I think the people who are having trouble are leaving it on too long. I did that the first time. If it dries, it won't work so don't leave it on for 30 minutes and expect it to work. Paint it on your nails of one hand and as soon as it looks like it's bubbled up enough to remove (only takes a few minutes) get out your metal cuticle pusher and quickly scrape off the old polish. You might have to reapply a little more to the tip or edges if you didn't get enough but that's not a big deal since it works in just a couple of minutes.I will definitely buy more when I run out.UPDATE: After using it for a couple months I'm going to have to change my rating. It worked great when I first got it but it quickly lost it potency and way before the bottles were empty :( I'm disappointed because I really liked it and thought I had found the solution to my problem of removing gel polish. I guess I'm going to try one of the electric drill type polish removers next.

I read over the description before buying this and i'm curious how it works. It took about 5 mins for the gel color melted. My customer does not like acetone so i decide to tried it. Honestly, im a bit nervous if it will hurt real nails if using it for a long time. So far, there is no sign that it damage my customer nails. This product helps taking gel faster without soaking nails in acetone

Tried twice now. First time a friend tried it & I thought she was a bit impatient & therefore explained why it only semi worked. It bubbles up in random spots on each nail & she used a finger nail tool to gently try @ lift it. Her nails had a single color soak-off gel polish. My nails had “dip” on them, which I was leaving past one fill for my nails to grow out a bit. I then did a chameleon gel polish over it. I figured it may take more than one time since I had both on. Well, I tried it & tried it & tried it times a few more in one very long experience. It didn’t even take the full top layer of the gel polish off in 3 attempts. It did break down the dip into a softer consistency, but only for short time before it dried hard again. The first picture was after 3 attempts, & I was trying to scrap off in layers. The second picture was from 30 mins later, 2 more attempts, & my husband chiseling it with a sharp edged tweezerman nail scrapper. After over an hr, I had to soak the rest off with straight nail acetone. Plus side, the polish did remove the residue left from the nail glue & cotton stuck to it (3rd picture). I will consider trying it on a single color, thin layer of soakoff gel polish when I have more time.

This stuff is pretty amazing when it comes to removing stubborn gel polish. I personally don't see it work as quickly as the ads show, however it still works. Best practice I've learned with it is this:Supplies needed=Remover, rough grit file, orange wood pusher stick and alcohol wipe or cotton soaked with rubbing alcohol.Steps:1. Use a rough grit nail file to gently rough up the surface of the polish.2. Apply a pretty thick coat of the remover all over the surface of the gel polish.3. Wait 1-2 mins4. Use orange wood pusher stick to gently scrape off polish5. If polish still has remnants, file surface again gently, and add another fairly thick layer of remover6. Wait 1-2 more minutes7. Use stick to scrape nail again8. Finally, smooth nail surface with file and clean up dust with rubbing alcohol.Done!I definitely recommend this stuff, bc it's easier and quicker than slowly soaking in acetone.

After watching a review of this on the doctors I will no longer be using it not only of the ingredients not listed on the bottle but they review the doctors dug a little deeper to find shows that one it’s not made in our country the USA to it’s like putting solvent used to remove paint on old airplanes on your nails and it’s probably the most toxic crap out there. I had to buff the top layer of my dip off before I applied it and even then I needed multiple coats and it never burst did like it said it did I needed to do scraping that being said it was easier than soaking in acetone which again is just as toxic.But because of the lack of customer service and information on the bottle I would not buy again I wish I could return this junk

If I could give this zero stars I would. It hurt my nail (I only put it on one to test it) and made my nail turn into the skin. Hurt like hell. I immediately tried to get it off to stop anyt damage to my nail. It certainly didn't bubble like in the picture. Only a small lift in one little area and then nothing. I had to use the acetone and foil method to remove my gel polish. I want a refund. Don't waste your money and potentially damage your nails.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Definitely a very interesting product. I love doing my nails but sometimes I have one or two that need to be redone and I hate using liquid varnish remover because there is always a risk of removing the polish from nails that are just perfect. When I saw this new way of removing nail polish I was very happy and up for it. I am very happy I tried this one:- working in about 3 minutes - I am putting 2 layers of gel nail polish and I am covering it with a top coat- the smell is not very chemically and is not causing a headache. Also I can throw the cotton pads in the bin without worrying about a strong smell- most of the time it is removing nail polish on the first coat. It really depends on the colours I am using - stronger shades just need extra work, but that is always the case even liquid remover would need to go a second time- do not cause skin irritation. I had a small cut next to my nail and other then a stinging sensation this product did not cause any skin reaction or pain- can be used anywhere. During travelling or on holidays- I tried removing it with just water and it works but cotton pad will give better results. I think it is just a good option when travelling or out of pads:)- works faster on fresh nail polish than on one that has been on for days, but it is working on both very well.I hope you like my review and if you found it useful please hit ‘Helpful’. it will make my day:)XX

I’m not sure what to make of this stuff. It sort of worked, but I didn’t have the dramatic cracking open of the varnish as described. It made my polish go gooey & it needed scraping off, then filing down to get a smooth finish, so it didn’t really save time. Worryingly, it felt quite uncomfortable, straight away. Like it was burning my nailbed. Not unbearable, but unpleasant. Also, I managed to blob some on the back of my hand & that really hurt. Thankfully no damage, that I’m aware of & washing it off, thoroughly seemed to get rid of it. Not sure I’d use it again, if I do, I’ll be a lot more careful.

Can't believe I didn't know about this product until a friend told me a few days ago. Have just tried it tonight - pure magic! Did one hand with pre-filed on top nails, the other straight on top of the top coat, and both hands came out perfectly!! Easily got through the base and top coat with 2 layers of polish in the middle (all gel). No mess, no overly strong smell and no need to soak your fingers for ages in acetone. Amazing!The consistency of the remover is like a cream or paste, which is what one of the reviewers said was 'dried out product' but I'm pretty sure that's how it's designed to be so it actually stays on the nail for a few minutes to work properly rather than just run off of it.

I was sceptical about this product. I was nicely surprised by how easy it was to use. I chose a freshly gelled nail (did them the day before) and without reading any instructions - typical me - I brushed on the product over the existing gel. Within a couple of minutes I was able to use a wooden manicure stick to slide off the dissolved gel. No residue that hard to remove, no pain etc. and the result is a clean nail. Quick wipe and I was ready to re-gel. Amazeballs!Please note that I haven’t been paid to give this review. I don’t usually review anything unless I’m impressed!

When I put this on my nails to remove the gel polish, my nails started to feel funny, and started to turn in. It was like my nails were melting. It didn't remove the gel at all. Thankfully I only done three nails, but it left them very weak and the ends of them wripped off. I've put the bottle straight into the bin. It had a wallpaper paste consistency and smelled like paint striper. I would strongly advise people not to used this. Knew it was too good to be true.