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 ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TBH, the safest way to remove acrylic nails is at a salon with a trained nail tech. But, if you're desperate, just like with gel ...

There’s something irresistibly satisfying about a fresh acrylic set—the click-clack sound, the glossy finish, that instant boost of confidence. But when it’s time to take them off, the struggle gets ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you've ever tried doing your own nails, you know it's no easy feat. Sure, it can save you money in the ...

You can remove acrylic nails by filing them down and placing an acetone-soaked cotton ball on them. Then, wrap your fingers and the cotton ball in tinfoil and wait 10 minutes for them to loosen. Once ...

Who doesn’t love a professional manicure? Unfortunately, we don’t always have time to get to a salon or, in the case of a pandemic, we don’t have access to one! While an at-home mani with regular ...

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 ...

Ever struggled with removing false nails by yourself? Then you'd probably relate to this... Taking out false nails with acrylic/power after they have been pushed all the way up can be extremely ...

Getting a fresh acrylic, gel, or dip powder manicure can do wonders for your confidence and self-esteem. However, all good things must come to an end, and when it comes to your nails, it can be so ...