What can remove nail polish?

For women who love beauty, many women like to apply nail polish. After applying nail polish, the hands are generally much more beautiful than those without nail polish. However, for those who do not apply nail polish, there is usually no nail polish remover at home. If you want to remove nail polish, it is still quite troublesome. I don’t know how to remove nail polish. What can I use to remove nail polish if there is no nail polish remover?

Method 1: Transparent nail polish/nail polish method

1. Apply nail polish or clear nail polish on the nail polish;

2. After 1~2 seconds, wipe it off immediately with makeup remover cotton (cotton, tissue)! Be quick and don't wait until the nail polish is dry before applying it!

3. If it is not cleaned thoroughly in one time, you can apply it again and wipe it again. Repeat several times until it is completely clean.

Note:

In order not to waste a bottle of good nail polish to remove the nail polish, you can use any nail polish. But make sure it's a nail polish you don't use or like.

Method 2: Body spray method

1. Find some body spray. Many sprays contain solvents that are effective cleaning agents for anything that is not easy to clean, from nail polish to markers.

2. Spray the spray onto your nails as closely as possible. If it contains a fast-evaporating propellant that can burn the skin, make sure you don't hurt yourself - it will be more effective this way.

3. Wipe your nails with a handkerchief or tissue. The nail polish won't come off right away, so keep doing this until your nails are clean.

Note:

1. Repeat step 2 if necessary. Rub more thoroughly around the edges of your nails. The nail polish here is not easy to remove completely on the first try.

2. Don't forget to be more careful when you use nail polish or makeup.

3. Make sure you are not allergic to body spray.

4. Don’t use regular deodorant, it may look the same but it doesn’t work.

Method 3: Body spray method

1. If you don't have deodorant, look for body spray or perfume. These contain similar ingredients and can play the same role.

2. Spray onto a cotton ball or the end of a cotton swab. (To get more spray, press the cotton swab over the nozzle and swirl it around.)

3. Use the cotton swab to wipe your nail back and forth until it starts to fall off.

Note:

You may have to repeat this several times to get it completely clean.

Method 4: Hair spray method

1. If you don't have any of the above items, use hair spray to remove nail polish. They all contain the same chemical ingredients that can remove nail polish.

2. Repeat the above steps.

Note:

Don't leave the hair spray on too long or it will dry on your nails.

Method 5: Makeup remover oil removal method

1. Apply a thin layer of makeup remover on your painted nails. Wait for about 3 to 5 minutes.

2. Use a hard object (preferably a small nail file) to file it directly, or you can use your fingernails to file it directly.

3. In about half an hour, all ten fingers should be able to do it! The effect is excellent!

Method 6: Nail protection film method

1. Used before nail polish, it can form a transparent film on the nails after drying to protect the nails from being damaged by nail polish;

2. When removing makeup, just peel it off, and the nail polish will be peeled off at the same time, restoring the original appearance of the nails without nail polish remover. No odor, no damage to nails!

Method 7: Water-based glue method

1. First, use a cotton swab to evenly apply a thin layer of glue on your nails. Wait until the glue is completely dry before applying nail polish. (Note: Use water-based glue, no starch, otherwise it will not work at all!)

2. When you want to change the nail polish, push on one side of the nail and you can tear it off because the glue has formed a film. And using this method, your nail polish won’t fall off when it comes into contact with water (such as when washing dishes)!

Other removal methods

1. If the nail polish has been there for a long time, you can scrape your nails to remove it. But you may hurt your nails in the process.

2. Just put some hot water on the cloth and wipe it off.

3. Soak your hands in hot soapy water for 2-3 minutes to remove nail polish.

4. If you use nail polish to remove it, the cotton may stick to your nails.

5. You can also try to scrub the area with hand soap, toluene, xylene, ether, or butanone.