Consider this the mani-cure. Now that nonessential businesses like hairdressers and nail salons have closed down because of the coronavirus, many beauty buffs are struggling with upkeep during ...

When you want to add length, rock impressive art, or score a long-lasting mani, acrylics are unparalleled. Their major drawback? Figuring out how to remove acrylic nails at home can be a real pain in ...

It’s possible to remove acrylic nails at home — but you’ll need to be careful to avoid damaging your natural nails. Acrylic nail removal is typically done at a salon, but you may also do it at home.

You will need acetone nail polish remover, cotton balls, aluminium foil, a nail file, a cuticle pusher, and a moisturising nail oil or cream. After waiting, carefully remove the foil wraps from your ...

Giving yourself an at-home manicure is no walk in the park, so removing acrylic nails without your trusty nail tech is an even bigger feat. If you’re an acrylic devotee, then you’ll know that the ...

Getting fresh acrylic nails feels like a treat. But the not-so-fun part? The removal process. Seeing a pro can take time and money, but picking them off yourself can lead to serious damage to your ...

Our nails are our way of practicing self-care. In an effort to "flatten the curve," or slow the spread of coronavirus, "non-essential" businesses and locations have shut down across the world. Places ...

In March, salons across the country closed with little notice, due to the spread of coronavirus. At the time, many people had gel or acrylic nails, and even though the salons have opened in some ...

I've committed quite a few beauty sins in my life: sleeping with makeup on, cutting my own bangs, popping my pimples—all the big ones. But the one that still haunts me to this day? Biting off my ...

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