Acrylic Nail Steam Remover

64 reviews for Acrylic Nail Steam Remover

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   Ryley ChenVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I love how it makes your gel polish easier and better for your hands. Your fingers should never touch the acetone. The only negative thing I have to s...More

   I love how it makes your gel polish easier and better for your hands. Your fingers should never touch the acetone. The only negative thing I have to say is that it takes a while for the cycle. I usually read books or keep my iPad nearby so I don't really pay much attention to it. Otherwise, I love the unit.
   

   Inayah FlemingVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Very excited to get and use this product. Just follow the instructions. Sand the top layers of clear nail polish. Turn it on, wait for the green light...More

   Very excited to get and use this product. Just follow the instructions. Sand the top layers of clear nail polish. Turn it on, wait for the green light to put your hand in until it turns yellow. I used the scraper from the box. Take out one finger in turn to keep the other fingers warm. (They start to harden with cooler air) Removed the power part. Not 100% off but a good amount.
   

   Ellie ThorneVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   When I received the machine I thought it was not working very well but depending on the amount of acrylic on your nails it may take a little longer. E...More

   When I received the machine I thought it was not working very well but depending on the amount of acrylic on your nails it may take a little longer. Especially if you have fake nails. The seller contacted me very well and was very interested in how I felt about the machine. Usually we don't get that from the seller and I appreciate every move she made for me. I will buy again from this seller
   

   Jon-Paul BradshawVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Tuck my finger back in and continue with the next nail. During this process the machine turns off. I put my hand in and turned it back on. It took mor...More

   Tuck my finger back in and continue with the next nail. During this process the machine turns off. I put my hand in and turned it back on. It took more than 1 cycle to remove the 2 embedded layers. This time I applied three layers to make them a bit thicker. Can't wait to try this again
   

   Issac SwansonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought this to try using on dip powder nails. I didn't really believe it would work. Couldn't find a specific good review on dip powder nails, but t...More

   I bought this to try using on dip powder nails. I didn't really believe it would work. Couldn't find a specific good review on dip powder nails, but thought I'd give it a try. I file the nail surface first to remove the top polish. And, to my surprise, the machine worked. I have to do the cycle twice, but that's not a bad trade-off. You pour acetone into the cup inside the machine. Press the button and let it heat up
   

   Kristen WuVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Then I just repeat the . Usually after the second cycle, all dip powder goes off. I was able to save the acetone for a second use, but I think it work...More

   Then I just repeat the . Usually after the second cycle, all dip powder goes off. I was able to save the acetone for a second use, but I think it works a bit better with the new 100% acetone.
   

   Melisa HodgesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   after it's warm,plug your nail in,it will beep when done. After the first cycle, I use the cuticle pusher to push out anything that will come off. (It...More

   after it's warm,plug your nail in,it will beep when done. After the first cycle, I use the cuticle pusher to push out anything that will come off. (It's sticky so have a tissue ready to wipe it off the stick when you do this. And act fast. Because when you pull your nail out, the soft and removable will start to dry and harden.)
   

   William StarkVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've been doing dip powder nails for a while and have finished the foil, rubber pads, plastic clips and just soaked in acetone. But since I got this, ...More

   I've been doing dip powder nails for a while and have finished the foil, rubber pads, plastic clips and just soaked in acetone. But since I got this, I haven't used any other method. (I've also used this for gel polish and it works well for that.)
   Mina GillespieVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I apply the construction gel under the dip powder and it takes about 5 to 10 minutes per hand to remove. This method is a lot faster than the regular ...More

   I apply the construction gel under the dip powder and it takes about 5 to 10 minutes per hand to remove. This method is a lot faster than the regular soaking method and you only use a 100% amount of acetone. In the long run, you are saving a lot of time. I also used an electronic file to finish the rest of the color
   Tyler MilnerVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I've always been reluctant to do dip nails because of the removal process… My nails are very sensitive and filing always damages them. Now, I can happ...More

   I've always been reluctant to do dip nails because of the removal process… My nails are very sensitive and filing always damages them. Now, I can happily dip my nails without having to worry about it because I know I can remove it at home when the time comes without any hassle. This is one of my best purchases of the year!