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

The media could not be loaded.  This is in my opinion the best/ coolest thing ever! I am so excited to have come across it. I love having my nails done but I work in healthcare where I am constantly washing my hands so my nail polish is always coming off and my nails get worn. I love the idea of gel nailpolish because I can keep my regular nails and it is lower maintenance but it runs my nails everytime. I found this and now I can feel comfortable doing my nails without ruining them again! It is easy to apply and you can see it working in seconds. It came off so easily I was able to use my other real fingernails to peel it off without hurting my real nails and with no struggle. For the video I used gel nailpolish with no base coat but 2 coats of polish cured for 2 minutes each coat with a UV LED Nail Lamp. No damage whatsoever to my real nail! I am recommending this product to all my friends to help them save their nails too! I just wish I had known about this product sooner. The instructions are on the bottle but in poorly translated English but just apply like polish and watch it do its magic and within a minute or 2 you should be able to remove the nail polish easily.

The product didn't work at all for me, despite following the directions to remove the top coat. I applied a second coat after 5 mins of the first coat not working. Within 30 seconds of application my nails curled and it felt like they were dried out, which was a bit concerning. It did soften the polish a bit but I still ended up needing to soak off the color gel polish in acetone to remove completely. I contacted Amazon to return and I was told that it was considered hazardous material and not able to be returned, but nothing is stated within the product listing that states it's not returnable, at least what I can see. So that is disappointing. Save your money.

I saw ads for this product floating around Pinterest specifically and I decided to try it out to see if it really worked. The first thing I noticed when it arrived: there are 0 ingredients listed anywhere on the bottle. This worried me. What exactly am I putting on my nails? No idea, but I'm sure it hasn't been approved. I tried it anyway, with some caution. It DOES remove cured gel polish, but not in 3 - 5 minutes as some sources state, and you may need to either apply it twice or use an orange woodstick to get it completely off the nail plate. On another note... make sure you file the top coat off and file into the colored gel polish first, as with normal removal procedure. When I tried just putting the product over the topcoat it left me with a VERY uncomfortable "squeezing" sensation all around my nail. No injury, discoloration or lasting effect was found, but again it made me question just what's in this product. I won't purchase it again but it was worth trying if only to help educate others.

This product is definitely more effective than sitting and soaking nails for 30 mins, especially when you have a busy schedule. As long as you treat your nails as carefully as you do with wet nails, then you are free to keep moving about your day as usual. The only problem I have is that it does seem to require 2 tries to get gel polish off. (The photo shows how much was removed after one pass on my big toe). It also needs to be applied pretty thick. Finally, I don’t know why I thought it would be a wipe off like polish remover is, but it’s flaky and dry. Be sure to have a towel of some sort under wherever you are doing this to be sure to pick up any polish flakes.

This is an amazing alternative to soaking nails with acetone! If this isn’t working for you then unfortunately you are doing something wrong, or perhaps your trying to remove more than just gel. As long as you know what your doing and prep and apply it correctly it absolutely works. I will say that the whole 3-5 minutes is hogwash. You need to let it sit for 10 minutes and it just slides off of your nail. The biggest thing is filing down the shine and topcoat before applying. If you don’t do that it’ll take forever, same as with acetone. I will be using this on myself and clients from here on out.

I used this last night and didn’t “burst” at all. I immediately felt pressure on my nail and felt that my nail was squeezing /folding in. Needless to say it hurt. Still gave it the benefit of the doubt just Incase it worked...it did soften but still had to file off the rest! Even after leaving on for about 10 minutes. The writing on the bottle wasn’t even correct English, no list of ingredients (which might explain the burning when it touched my skin 🔥) Totally disappointed more so that it hurt and not so much that it didn’t work. I should have known better. 😡🤨 First picture was to show how it squeezes the nail. Different size in thumb nails. Second picture is after 10 minutes of application

I have mixed reviews about this product. The good part is that it did work. I needed two coats, and it took about two to four minutes per coat. The first time I applied it as directed, it didn't do anything. I think i didn't use enough.The bad part about this, is the instructions and warnings on the bottle are very poor English. That said, I took my own precautions and only put it on the Polish. Any part of this liquid that initially touched my skin stung and then later burned. I wiped off the chemical that was on my cuticles. And it seemed to stop burning. The worst part about this product, is after you apply it, about 30 seconds into using it your nails heat up. I'm talking uncomfortable and scary... Very hot. I guess was the chemical reaction that was getting ready to soften the Polish. I was just about to scrub my hands in the sink with soap and ice water when the polish bubbled and burst. Once the Polish bursts, it's basically thin and can be scraped off your nail gently, kind of like a piece of gum stuck to your nail. I started out using a nail file, and ended up using a metal hair clip. Long story... LOL but after buffing my nails, they were sort of back to normal. So there you have it. The product did work, but it was very uncomfortable to use. This was the first time I had ever removed gel polish in a non-traditional way. This made me think reevaluate getting gel nails again. I'm going to start using breathable nail polish from here on out.