The country is self-isolating and we're not going to lie as well as missing seeing our actual friends and shopping one thing we truly miss is going to the nail shop.
Seriously it's an hour on just relaxing and quite literally being waited on hand and foot.
Ahh the good times.
However due to the outbreak of coronavirus all the nail shops are closed which means we're pretty much our own nail technicians nowadays.
Filing our nails the correct way? We're doing it. Applying gel nailsto our own hands? We've got that covered. However taking off shellac nails is another story.
We miss sitting back and letting the nail technician do all the work... Unfortunately that's no longer an option so if you're anything like us and you need to remove shellac nails yourself, we've gathered together everything you're going to need.
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How to remove shellac nails at home
1 of 712 Pack Professional Nail File Set Double-Sided 100
To begin with you're going to want to file your nails in the shape of your choice. It's best to do this before because after you remove your shellac your nail beds may be soft.
2 of 7Lictin 200 Pcs Foil Nail Wraps Remover and 1 Piece Cuticle Pusher
This is Amazon's best seller in nail wraps so we'd definitely recommend. Not only does it include foil and cotton pads but it also comes with the nail cuticle pusher so you can remove any remaining nail polish.
3 of 7Superdrug Nail Polish Remover Acetone Free 250ml
You're going to need to apply some nail varnish remove to actually get the shellac off your nails. This one is cheap, cheerful and gentle on your nails. Because it's acetone free it might take a little longer than usual.
4 of 7The Edge White Sanding Block 220/240 Grit 4-Way For a Soft Acrylic Nail Finish
Then lightly buff your nails to smooth your nails and this buffer will leave you with a high gloss finish.
5 of 7Sally Hansen Instant Cuticle Remover
Your cuticle are probably overgrown at this point and then best way to get them back in place is with a cuticle remover.
6 of 7Cuticle Nipper, Saxhorn Cuticle Cutter and Remover with Cuticle Pusher for Dead Skin
After leaving the cuticle remover above, it's now time push back your cuticles and then cut them off. Make sure you're careful though, you don't want to cut yourself.
7 of 7Sally Hansen Vitamin E Nail and Cuticle Oil
Finally you're going to want to finish off by applying some cuticle oil - with vitamin E - on your nails so they're deeply hydrated. This one also reduces brittleness and breakage.
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