The Easy Way To Remove Sensationail Nails At Home

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Sensationail is a world-class home manicure set that gives a salon-quality finish. Its unique gel formula allows users to achieve a removable high-gloss, damage-proof manicure that's simple to achieve and great for everyday wear. Sensationail offers a Gel Polish Removal Kit that promises to remove gel polish without the hassle. However, many people are nervous about removing gel nail polish due to the fear of damaging their nails. To remove Sensationail nails, you can either use the foil method or the soaking method.

Characteristics Values
Preparation Prepare your nails by gently pushing back the cuticles with a stick, then file nails to shape and wash hands.
Buffing Lightly buff all over with a fine-grit buffer to remove shine.
Soaking Soak nails in warm water or use the foil method with acetone or gel polish remover.
Removal Tool Use the Sensationail Gel Polish Removal Tool or an orange stick to gently push off the polish, starting at the cuticle.
Residue Removal Use a cleanser or wipe to remove any remaining tacky layer.
Protection Protect all surfaces as acetone can damage polish and varnish.
Timing Do not remove nails within the first 48 hours after application.

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Prepare your nails

Preparing your nails is the first step to removing Sensationail gel nail polish. Firstly, make sure you have everything you need: nail file, cotton wool balls, foil, acetone, rubber gloves (optional), a Sensationail remover tool, and cuticle oil.

Before you begin, clear a space and cover it with a paper towel to protect the surface from acetone. Then, cut your foil into pieces that are about 1"-2" by 3"-4" for each nail. You'll also need to cut your cotton wool balls into small pieces, one per nail. You only need the cotton to cover the nail.

Now you're ready to start preparing your nails. First, gently push back your cuticles with the stick provided. Then, file your nails to shape them. Next, you'll need to buff your nails lightly all over with the finest side of the buffer to remove the shine. Be careful not to buff through to the natural nail.

Finally, wash your hands in washing-up liquid and dry them thoroughly. You can also apply cuticle oil to nourish your nails.

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Use the foil method

Sensationail offers a Gel Polish Removal Kit, which includes foil wraps, a nail buffer block, and a removal tool. The kit provides a hassle-free way to remove gel polish. Here is a step-by-step guide to using the foil method with the Sensationail kit:

Prepare the Nails:

Before starting the removal process, it is important to protect all surfaces as acetone can damage polish or varnish on tables or work surfaces. First, gently push back your cuticles with the provided stick, then file your nails to shape them. Lightly buff the shiny top layer of polish from your nails, being careful not to buff through to the natural nail.

Break the Seal:

File the tip of the nail, as if shaping it, to break the seal created during the polish application. This step allows the removal solution to penetrate the polish effectively.

Prepare the Foil Wraps:

Tear open the foil pouch and saturate the cotton pad inside with Sensationail Remover liquid or 100% acetone. Place your nail inside the pouch and wrap it tightly. Repeat this process for each nail. You may find it easier to work on one hand at a time. To speed up the process, you can place your hands in a warm towel or oven gloves.

Remove the Polish:

After 15 to 20 minutes, remove the foil wraps. You should notice that the polish has started to flake. Using the removal tool or a manicure stick, gently push the polish off your nails, starting at the cuticle and pushing towards the nail tip. Be careful not to dig the tool into the nail, as this can cause damage. If there is any stubborn polish remaining, replace the wraps and wait a few more minutes until it can be easily removed.

Aftercare:

After removing the gel polish, wash and dry your hands thoroughly. Apply a healthy nail treatment to nourish your nails. If you plan to do another Sensationail manicure immediately, skip applying hand cream or cuticle oil until after the new manicure is complete.

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Use the soaking method

Sensationail nails are long-lasting and damage-proof, but there may come a time when you want to remove them. You should never peel or pick off your gel nails as this can damage your nails, making them thinner and weaker. Instead, use the soaking method as outlined below.

Firstly, prepare your nails by gently pushing back the cuticles with a stick. Then, file your nails to shape and lightly buff all over with the finest side of the buffer to remove shine. Wash your hands in washing-up liquid and dry them thoroughly.

Next, you will need to place your nails in a bowl of acetone for around five minutes. Place the bowl of acetone inside a larger bowl of hot (but not boiling) water to keep the acetone warm. Warm acetone works faster.

Once the time is up, remove your nails from the acetone and gently push the polish off the nails, starting at the cuticle and pushing towards the nail tip. Use a SensatioNail Gel Polish Removal Tool or a nail file and manicure stick. If there is any stubborn polish, soak your nails in the acetone for a little longer, then try again. Never dig the tool into the nail, as this will damage your nails.

Finally, wash your hands thoroughly with lukewarm or cool water and apply SensatioNail Cuticle Oil to nourish your nails.

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Remove residue

Sensationail nails are applied using a special lamp to set the gel polish, which means they cure in seconds. The removal process is different from that of ordinary nail polishes.

To remove residue for a healthy finish after removing Sensationail nails, gently buff your nails with the pink side of the buffer. This will remove any remaining gel polish and leave your nails looking smooth and shiny. Be careful not to over-buff, as this can damage your nails.

If you don't have a buffer, you can use a cotton pad soaked in acetone to wipe away any remaining polish. Wrap your nails in foil after applying acetone to help speed up the process. Place your hands in a warm towel or oven gloves while you wait. This will help to soften the gel polish and make it easier to remove. You can also use a SensatioNail removal tool to gently push away any remaining gel polish.

It is important to note that you should never peel or pick off your Sensationail nails, as this can damage your natural nails, making them thinner and weaker. Always use a proper removal method to ensure the health and strength of your nails.

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Tips for application

Sensationail offers a unique, salon-quality gel polish that can be applied at home. The polish offers a high-gloss, damage-proof manicure that lasts up to two weeks. Here are some tips for application:

Before you begin, ensure all surfaces are protected as acetone can damage polish/varnish on surfaces. Prepare your nails by gently pushing back the cuticles with a stick, then file the nails to shape them. Wash your hands with washing-up liquid and dry thoroughly.

Apply a thin layer of the Sensationail Gel Base Coat to clean, dry nails, being careful not to touch the cuticle or skin alongside the nails. Cap the free edge of the nail by running the brush along the nail tip. Use a manicure stick to clean the cuticle area before curing. Place your nails into the LED lamp and cure for 30 seconds.

Apply a coat of Sensationail Original colour polish and cure for 30 seconds in the LED lamp. Repeat with a second coat and cure again. Finally, apply the no-wipe top coat and cure for 15-30 seconds.

A tip to help with removal is to only apply the primer to the edges of the nail, avoiding the centre. Apply it around the cuticle and tip of the nail. Sensationail also offers a Stripgel Peel-Off Basecoat that allows you to simply peel off the polish when you're ready for a change.

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