The most laudable colors are in vogue and I just love them all from intense pink to navy blue and the nail art also takes a call. While we just love to paint our nails, it gives immense pain when we have to remove it off. First is the sheer dilemma to pick a nail paint remover for you and if picked wrong, suffering the after effects of it and then you run down to the conclusion that painting the nails was a bad idea.
Well, it was not that bad either which I realized once I got a gentle and promising remover for my nails. You need one too, find out which suits you.
Most of the removers contain acetone or are a mix of it with some mild solvent. Acetone is excellent in the trade, it dissolves the paint completely. But acetone has low boiling point, it takes the heat from our body and evaporates. Apparently, when it touches your nails and the nearby skin, it takes away all the essential oils from your skin, that will make it rough. Hence acetone is avoided.
Non acetone removers are much gentle, if you want to keep your nails natural and time is not a concern for you, this is your pick. Give it a try, may be for complete removal you require two to three rounds of application. Don’t frown, you just admitted time was not your concern.
Well, even if acetone containing removers are harsh on skin yet they are preferred most, due to ease of removal of the color.
Not only is the ingredient a dilemma but also, the forms in which it is available. Most frequently used removers are in bottle form. A cotton ball is needed to soak a little by pouring some liquid over it through the nozzle. Rub the ball gently over your nails and dissolve all the paint.
Then come remover pads, they are easy to carry, easy to use all in all travel friendly stuff. They come in small boxes, in large numbers. They are actually cotton balls soaked in nail paint remover, stacked back to back on each other. Take one slice of them and rub all over your nails, paint will easily come off.
Remover pens are another variety, they are generally used by nail art practitioners as it is an easy way to hide away little mistakes that take place.
Another variation is remover pots which do away with the use of a cotton ball due to an inbuilt sponge.
