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just wondering if the process is different for acrylics vs natural nails
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I saw this on youtube plus a few extra tips. If you have the nail heater: Pour a small amount of olive oil in a small dish, dip a nail into the oil, (or apply oil on your nail with a Q tip) keeping your hand near the heater, follow the gentle peel off instructions. Acrylics love oil and you should be appling oil to them at least once a day. The oil will keep your cuticles soft and your acrylics flexible. When you want to reapply a set of wraps, be sure to remove all the oil from your acrylics (natural nails too). The best way to completely remove oils from your nails is to scrub your nails with anit-bacterical soap and a nail brush (toothbrush works too) then after nails are completely dry, wipe with alcohol. If your not going to reapply right away, rub oil into your nails and skin and enjoy all that hydration.
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i saw one information from somewhere that non-acetone is helpful for this type of things. i dont know that much about this.
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