With gel manicures, for example, it may seem like the easiest way to remove the polish is by peeling if off—but that can be a lot more damaging to your nails than you think. I'm personally ...

You’ll need a nail file (nothing too aggressive), some cotton balls, aluminum foil, acetone or gel polish remover, and cuticle oil. If you’re feeling fancy, grab a glass bowl and some cuticle ...

1. Use a lower grit file of 100-150 to remove the bulk of acrylic, leaving a thin layer on your natural nails. This will ...

Fill your glass bowl with about an inch of acetone nail polish remover. Hanna recommends Orly Genius Remover “because it doesn’t smell offensive, removes gel quickly, and is gentle.” Before soaking ...

After trying Japanese, Russian, French, and American versions, I paid $35 for a Brazilian manicure, which utilizes a messy ...

Damaged or broken nails can be an issue so a nail expert has shared some tips on how to fix them and how to prevent the problem ...

while the 180 grit side is good for refining edges and smoothing nail surfaces. 3. Sally Hansen Instant Cuticle Remover, $3.69 For the best application of gel polish, you will want to trim your ...

In an effort to find the best value for my monthly manicures, I've tried Japanese, Russian, and American gel varieties. The ...