How to Remove Nail Polish with Toothpaste It might sound strange but that trusty tube of paste that polishes your pearly whites can polish—or should we say un polish—your nails, too.

Wondering how to remove gel nail polish at home and at the salon? We asked two nail artists and a dermatologist for the steps and their go-to tips and tricks.

Step 3: Soak your nails in acetone Unfortunately, regular nail polish remover won't work on a gel manicure. Instead, you'll need acetone or a soak-off remover designed specifically for gel nails.

Non-acetone remover: Some pros recommend using a non-acetone nail polish remover instead of one with acetone to get out nail polish, as the main ingredient in these polishes — either ethyl ...

If you're wearing darker nail polish, Lippmann recommends taking small pieces of cotton, saturating them with remover, and leaving them to set on each nail for a full 30 seconds before sliding the ...

Wondering how to safely remove gel nail polish at home? We asked three nail experts to break down the six steps and products you need to get the job done.

Below, the experts break down just how bad peeling polish can get for your nails and how to remove gel nail polish the right way. Read this to spare your nail beds from any damage.