Magic Soak-Off Gel Nail Polish Remover Professional Remover Nail Polish Delete Primer Acrylic Clean Degreaser for Nail Art Lacquer in 3-5 Minutes Easily and Quickly No Hurt Your Nails (1pcs) (1pcs)

Came early and it works

if i could give this product zero stars i would! as someone who keeps up with their nails and now has all broken nails - this product sucks!at the start of quarantine i stopped going to the nail salon and started doing my own gel mani's at home. after being recommended this product i decided to give it a shot. after two uses this product ruined my nails. they all broke and they can barely grow back without the nail breaking down the middle.i attached a few photos for reference. the first one is what my nails looked like before i purchased/used this product. the second photo is the first time i used it. it made my nails very hard/stiff and bent them in cause them to break.the last photo is after the second use. my nails are already breaking badly and still bending in with the use of the product.after the second use i threw out the bottle. i highly recommend staying away from this product. you are better off buying 100% acetone at your local walmart and buying the clips to hold the acetone soaked cotton over your nail. works quickly if you do it right and it doesnt damage your nails the way this product does.

La mejor experiencia amo este producto 🫶

It does the job but very slowly. I use this over my gel nails and it takes about 3-4 coats to get it out. Waiting 10mins each coat

It works once you figure out how to best use it. So far my best method is applying heavily, waiting the 5 minutes, scraping off what you can, and applying more where needed.It’s not the easy one piece pull of as shown, but it’s easier than peeling them off.

This stuff worked really well. Well enough that I’m writing a review. As someone who gets my nails done often, with shellac/gel polish, I wanted to try this stuff. I was skeptical, but gave it a go. I am pleased with my results. It sure beats going to the salon and having my manicure removed with the nail drill. That sucker burns me every time!Pic 1: before applying Magic Remover (MR)Pic 2: after applying MRPic 3: during the process of removalPic 4: final resultIt took some elbow grease to work at getting the gel/shellac removed, but it took about 35 minutes from start to finish. On my left hand I only waited for 5 minutes before trying to remove the gel polish and it took longer. On my right hand I left the MR on for 10 minutes and it was so much easier.Overall, I would recommend waiting 15 minutes before trying to remove the gel polish after applying the MR. I used wooden manicure stickers to remove the gel polish after applying the MR. If you’ve read this far, go ahead and give this a try. It’s worth it. Just know, you’ll have to buff your nails for a smooth finish because they will be a little rough, but my nails aren’t weak or broken like they normally are after removing the gel polish at the salon. Hope this works for you too if you decide to purchase!NOTE: it does have a weird smell, but I didn’t let that affect my overall rating.

So, I tried it on my two daughters who got their nails done at the same time/place. On one daughter it worked ok, on the other it didn't. I filed the top layer off, applied the stuff, let it soak 10-15 mins, reapplied, let sit for another 10-15 mins, and was able to scrape it off somewhat easily. On the other daughter, I did the same thing but it started burning her skin almost immediately so I had to wipe it off and very carefully reapply it without touching any skin. After the 2nd round of letting it sit on her nails, I had to apply a pretty good amount of pressure to get the polish off. Never saw the "bursting" that was supposed to happen. This product definitely doesn't work as easily as the description claims it will.I probably won't buy this again

This was a very odd product to use but it’s very useful, and a lot quicker than soaking. First, you NEED TO FILE or buff, the top coat for this to work correctly!! If not, don’t expect it to do anything! It’s not a thin liquid so it’ll be weird to apply the first time. Instead of spreading it like normal nail polish I found it easier to dab it on, (as if you were putting on foundation). After you put some on your nail give it maybe 10 minutes (or more) to soak in, when it looks bubbly like pictures in other reviews, use a cuticle pusher to scrap it off. If there’s still some polish left, just put a little more and repeat. Get a cotton ball with some acetone and wipe off any residue. Moisturize your nails, cuticle oil, and that’s it!If it doesn’t work right it didn’t have enough time to soak. Be patient!!!! Catch up on your shows, watch a movie or something.There was a slight smell but it wasn’t that awful or strong to drop a star. I’ll try to upload a photo next time to show the bubbly stage.I Hope this was Helpful 😁👉👍👍👍👍