I got this nail polish remover steamer and it is great! This is the easiest time I have ever had taking off my gel polish. I immediately called my friend and recommended it. I use several layers of polish because my natural nails have gotten so long using gel polish, so it has always taken a lot of time to get it all off. After I filed off the topcoat, I used this and machine and it took a little time, but I had it my lap as I watch TV, and then I’d stick one nail out at a time and carefully push the polish off. It works great, and my hands aren’t all white and dry like when I use the acetone on them directly. This was a great investment: now I can remove the polish once a week since my nails grow 1mm a week and at 2 weeks I had 2mm of new growth to show when I regularly changed my polish and dreaded the process of removing the gel. I am rather new to gel polish, having only used it since February 2014. I have tried: 1. soaking my nails directly in 100% acetone, 2. Putting cotton in the the acetone and wrapping my fingers with aluminum foil (both bought kits, and just cutting foil), 3. Putting a tiny nail piece of cotton with acetone on each nail, wrapping with plastic and then putting on the clips (this worked the best before the steamer), 4. Filing off the polish carefully. 5. This Nail Steamer Gel Remover Machine. This steamer is a game changer. I highly recommend it.
Great video. No need to purchase a second one because while the second hand is soaking off, use that time moving forward with the first hand that the gel has already been removed from:)
Nice! Definitely make sure to turn it off for a moment after you soak your first hand while you’re removing the remaining gel and turn it back on to get ready for the second hand it does lose heat and works much better if you give it a moment and get it back on ;)
I had more trouble getting my toes off and they didn’t even uses a iv lamp! I wonder what they used? My toes didn’t even have a scratch on them but seemed harder to remove then the fingers
Hey so sorry for my late response! I just got it off Amazon and there are so many sellers on there for the same product and all about the same price giver take a dollar
Pending on how long you have it seeming for and how much you put in it could totally completely evaporate and if you need more sometimes you might have to add more but I would definitely pour out anything that’s left over if any 😉
I’m so sorry for my late response I just was scrolling through seeing messages I missed. I get my cuticle pusher’s from Amazon there are lots of options super cheap on average about 2 to 3 dollars per pusher. You do not need anything fancy just a good stainless steel cuticle pusher
What brand of acetone do you recommend to use, I have tried 3 different brands of acetone and neither worked, they're all 100% gel removers, Sally's beauty secrets, Essie gel remover, and Red Carpet manicure gel remover. I am not a professional so I am unable to purchase the CND brand. What brand do you recommend?
Honestly there’s no particular brand as long as it is pure acetone remover or gel polish remover. I’ve actually never used either of those I don’t believe but I’ve definitely never had an issue with the mini brands that I’ve tried. I’ll definitely see if I can get my hands on one of those and try it out I promise I’ll keep you updated on that. But with Joel make sure that you were always using the rough end of a file so that you can buff the topcoat it is very difficult to soak if you do not buff that topcoat layer
@@TheNaturalNailGuru , I actually do file the top coat, just wondering could it be the brand of gel I am using, Modelones, these were recently in purchased as well as the steam nail machine. When I first purchased it, I tested it out on the different brand of gel I had on. Can you tell me what brand of acetone you use?
No I have not it is capable of soaking off even acrylic so it will definitely soak off dip however dip is much harder than gel polish And sometimes has applied very fake so you might have to do it a couple times to fully soak off
They shouldn’t although if your nails are long enough and you put your finger straight you could totally touch it but you definitely want to kind of grip the top and keep your fingers out of the liquid so you just have the steam hitting it 😉
I’m so sorry I never responded before I was just scrolling through some comments and saw that they were a few I have missed. If this is just for you at home then yes I would totally recommend it. Do one hand turn the machine off while you finish scraping off your gel give it a few minutes and turn it back on to heat up that was really my only dislike with this machine is that it did not maintain the heat throughout and definitely needs to be turned off for a couple minutes and then back on again for the second hand ;)
I just bought one, at first it just wouldn’t get warm or soak the gel nail polish off. (Not happy Jan) Then I turn it off and on, put my fingers in, and the second time it started to warm up, and the more times I did that; the more it warmed up each time. Especially for the second hand. But it definitely didn’t happen as fast as you are claiming…
I do not use dip products so I’m not really sure if it would be just as effective I think it would be however this machine definitely did not keep the heat throughout so it did require me to turn it off for a few minutes and turn it back on so the heat was strong enough to soak off the second hand so it is possible that you might just need to steam it a little bit longer to make sure the dip is soaked off thoroughly but I definitely don’t see why it wouldn’t work
I got this nail polish remover steamer and it is great! This is the easiest time I have ever had taking off my gel polish. I immediately called my friend and recommended it. I use several layers of polish because my natural nails have gotten so long using gel polish, so it has always taken a lot of time to get it all off. After I filed off the topcoat, I used this and machine and it took a little time, but I had it my lap as I watch TV, and then I’d stick one nail out at a time and carefully push the polish off. It works great, and my hands aren’t all white and dry like when I use the acetone on them directly. This was a great investment: now I can remove the polish once a week since my nails grow 1mm a week and at 2 weeks I had 2mm of new growth to show when I regularly changed my polish and dreaded the process of removing the gel.
I am rather new to gel polish, having only used it since February 2014. I have tried: 1. soaking my nails directly in 100% acetone, 2. Putting cotton in the the acetone and wrapping my fingers with aluminum foil (both bought kits, and just cutting foil), 3. Putting a tiny nail piece of cotton with acetone on each nail, wrapping with plastic and then putting on the clips (this worked the best before the steamer), 4. Filing off the polish carefully. 5. This Nail Steamer Gel Remover Machine.
This steamer is a game changer. I highly recommend it.
I bought it and it works wonderful. Is a great buy!BTW I even recommended to my friend and she is thrilled with the product.
Thank you so much for doing this!! Have a great day! Blessings 💞
Great video. No need to purchase a second one because while the second hand is soaking off, use that time moving forward with the first hand that the gel has already been removed from:)
Good review!! I just ordered snd I can’t wait to get it next week 👍🏼
Nice! Definitely make sure to turn it off for a moment after you soak your first hand while you’re removing the remaining gel and turn it back on to get ready for the second hand it does lose heat and works much better if you give it a moment and get it back on ;)
I am getting one thanks for the review
Hello! thanks for this video. Can you share the link to the steamer you used? thanks
Where do you buy the tool you are scraping with?
Can you put the link please I don’t see it in your description
I don't see the link for it.
It can be regular acetone or it has to be 100 % pure acetone?
I had more trouble getting my toes off and they didn’t even uses a iv lamp! I wonder what they used? My toes didn’t even have a scratch on them but seemed harder to remove then the fingers
🤔 interesting I’d love to know what they used too!
Just subscribed, great video. I think I'll order one now 🙂
Great video...TYFS!! Can you provide the link to this particular machine?
Hey so sorry for my late response! I just got it off Amazon and there are so many sellers on there for the same product and all about the same price giver take a dollar
Great video, what do you do with the remaining acetone on the steamer? Or there isn't any left?
Pending on how long you have it seeming for and how much you put in it could totally completely evaporate and if you need more sometimes you might have to add more but I would definitely pour out anything that’s left over if any 😉
@@TheNaturalNailGuru thanks.
Where you buy your cuticle pusher, what brand, can you put the link please?
I’m so sorry for my late response I just was scrolling through seeing messages I missed. I get my cuticle pusher’s from Amazon there are lots of options super cheap on average about 2 to 3 dollars per pusher. You do not need anything fancy just a good stainless steel cuticle pusher
It is ok. Thank you for reply:)
I bought one of these and think it’s amazing but why don’t any nail techs use it in salons? I don’t understand it’s so much easier!
just the steam?
What brand of acetone do you recommend to use, I have tried 3 different brands of acetone and neither worked, they're all 100% gel removers, Sally's beauty secrets, Essie gel remover, and Red Carpet manicure gel remover. I am not a professional so I am unable to purchase the CND brand. What brand do you recommend?
Honestly there’s no particular brand as long as it is pure acetone remover or gel polish remover. I’ve actually never used either of those I don’t believe but I’ve definitely never had an issue with the mini brands that I’ve tried. I’ll definitely see if I can get my hands on one of those and try it out I promise I’ll keep you updated on that. But with Joel make sure that you were always using the rough end of a file so that you can buff the topcoat it is very difficult to soak if you do not buff that topcoat layer
@@TheNaturalNailGuru , I actually do file the top coat, just wondering could it be the brand of gel I am using, Modelones, these were recently in purchased as well as the steam nail machine. When I first purchased it, I tested it out on the different brand of gel I had on. Can you tell me what brand of acetone you use?
Yes, please I really would appreciate your feedback as soon as possible. I would think that all acetones were created equal, guess not.
Where is the link to this product?
Amazon
Have you try it on dip nails?
No I have not it is capable of soaking off even acrylic so it will definitely soak off dip however dip is much harder than gel polish And sometimes has applied very fake so you might have to do it a couple times to fully soak off
@@TheNaturalNailGuru thank you!
so do your nails not actually touch the liquid?
They shouldn’t although if your nails are long enough and you put your finger straight you could totally touch it but you definitely want to kind of grip the top and keep your fingers out of the liquid so you just have the steam hitting it 😉
@@TheNaturalNailGuru this is amazing! probably healthier for the skin too!
Would you still recommend this? Thx.
I’m so sorry I never responded before I was just scrolling through some comments and saw that they were a few I have missed. If this is just for you at home then yes I would totally recommend it. Do one hand turn the machine off while you finish scraping off your gel give it a few minutes and turn it back on to heat up that was really my only dislike with this machine is that it did not maintain the heat throughout and definitely needs to be turned off for a couple minutes and then back on again for the second hand ;)
@@TheNaturalNailGuru why doesn’t it stay hot? What happens instead ?
I just bought one, at first it just wouldn’t get warm or soak the gel nail polish off. (Not happy Jan)
Then I turn it off and on, put my fingers in, and the second time it started to warm up, and the more times I did that; the more it warmed up each time. Especially for the second hand.
But it definitely didn’t happen as fast as you are claiming…
Any idea how well this works on dip powder removal?
I do not use dip products so I’m not really sure if it would be just as effective I think it would be however this machine definitely did not keep the heat throughout so it did require me to turn it off for a few minutes and turn it back on so the heat was strong enough to soak off the second hand so it is possible that you might just need to steam it a little bit longer to make sure the dip is soaked off thoroughly but I definitely don’t see why it wouldn’t work
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