Nail Polish Gel Remover Tools Kit with Nail Clips, 100ml Nail Polish Remover Bottle, 500 Nail Remover Cotton Pad, Nail Brush, Cuticle Pusher, Cuticle Peeler, 100/180 Nail File, Buffer Block

Everything came nicely packed in a sealed plastic bag. Bought this during the Covid-19 quarantine.. My nails DID look nice a few weeks ago after getting them dipped.. but now they’re grown out, I can’t visit the manicurist, and it’s always such a pain/struggle to try to take off dip or shellac at home.. These tools makes it so much easier than trying to deal with the foil, etc. Great tools included as well. Be sure to grab 100% acetone remover because it will also help. I use Onyx Professional brand. If you can’t go to the pros to have your nails done, this is the next best thing and a great value!

A friend posted a picture of herself using these and I was so curious. Got them and it was a game changer! I use these to remove regular polish and color street strips! I LOVE LOVE LOVE them! I change my nails so much more often now. I used to hate rubbing and resoaking and going through a gazillion cotton balls!

This does what it’s supposed to...when you use 100% acetone (not included) with the little pads it really works. 10 minutes later the gel polish has lifted off your nail and you use the little scraper tool for any bits left over. I did one hand at a time because I didn’t think I could manage the other hand with the finger tips already on. The pump bottle works better than tipping over an acetone bottle and reduces risk of spillage. The price is a bargain for this kit.

First, the bottle is garbage. It will not hold up to acetone. It would probably be fine for alcohol or witch hazel or some thing like that, but acetone will melt it. The clips do what they’re supposed to do, but only if you’re sitting perfectly still. I change my nail set every Saturday and wanted some thing that I could use to soak off my nails while still getting my housework done. They don’t work for that. The springs inside the clips aren’t very strong and the tips will easily pop off if you’re not just sitting still . The highlight of this kit are the little pads that come with it. The pads are thin enough to fit inside the clamps, but are still thick enough to hold a lot of acetone. I tried using cotton balls, but they will not in fit inside the clips . I use two of the pads on every nail and it works pretty well. I soak for about 20 minutes, then scrape the nail with a metal tool, then rewet the pads and keep repeating until the nails come off completely. It’s still a very time-consuming process and I’m still looking for better options .

I knew this wouldn't be great quality when I ordered it, and I wasn't wrong. The nail polish remover dispenser leaks straight out of the package. I put nail polish remover in it and tipped it over to ensure that it had a good seal. It doesn't; it leaked immediately.As for the unfortunate translation error. "3. Using this keeper infibulate the artificial nail and pads and keeping 5 to 10 minuets" (sic) I can forgive the minuets - English is a rough and illogical language - but infibulate? That's another story entirely. I can't even think of a review-friendly way to define infibulation if you don't already know what it means. Let's just say that it will probably leave most readers with an uncomfortable need to cross their legs.Now to say something good: the remover pads are fine. The clips are reasonable and probably won't be a problem for anyone without large hands (my hands are as large as my 6'5" son's.) They fit all of my fingers except my thumbs.