You know when your gel manicure starts to lift at the edges and you’re tempted to peel the whole thing off? Don’t do it! We’re about to tell you how to remove gel nail polish at home the right way—so ...

Everyone always says "don't peel off your gel polish." But if you're cheap like me and refuse to waste good money on gel removal, you might just decide to live with the consequences and rip those ...

Gel nail polish has revolutionized the beauty world — but there is no denying that removing the color from your nails is easy. Whether it’s soaking your nails in acetone for what seems like an ...

Gel polish manicures might sound like a dream come true, but removing them without destroying your nails can quickly turn into a nightmare. Luckily there are ways to remove gel nail polish at home ...

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With the right tools and a little patience, you really can do it yourself.

We love gel manicures for their durability and long-lasting shine. But what do you do when it’s finally time for them to come off and you can’t make it to the salon? No, scratching them off yourself — ...

Call me a commitment-phobe, but I usually steer clear of long-lasting gel manicures. I love getting my nails done, but the idea that I could be looking at the same mani for two to four weeks and then ...

There are no two ways about it: Gel nail polish is amazing. To be able to leave the salon with dry nails you don’t have to worry about accidentally smudging, denting, or uplifting altogether while the ...

Literally no one likes having chipped nails. And nail technology has tried to ebb the frequency of chips with the invention of gel nail polish. But, the bad news is, nail polish remover doesn’t ...

You'll never hear us complain about the shine and fantastic staying power of a gel or dip powder manicure. But transitioning from an old polish job to a new one? Well, that's something we'll moan ...