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NAIL THEORY

Removal

Three methods, each with its own tool and removal time — plus the steps they all have in common.

NAIL THEORY

Removal

Three methods, each with its own tool and removal time — plus the steps they all have in common.

180/220
Grit for top coat
approx. 10 min.
Clips and wraps
10–15 min.
Magic Remover
Rosewood stick
For delicate nails
Oil
Final step for all methods
INTRODUCTION

Why the method matters

To keep your nails healthy, it's essential to use the right removal method. Proper removal helps prevent damage to your nails.

There are different methods you can use, depending on your preferences and the product you are using.

GENERAL

Same first and last step

All three methods start and end the same way. Read this once, so you don’t have to read it three times.

FIRST — FILE OFF THE TOP COAT
NAIL FILE180/220 Grit

This step is essential to allow the products to dissolve, as the top coat seals and encapsulates the remaining product layers.

TO FINISH — PUSH, BUFF, OIL
·
Push off the loosened product
With a cuticle pusher.
·
Do you have sensitive nails?
Instead, use a wooden cuticle stick to remove any loose product.
·
A little residue left behind?
Buff them away with a nail buffer.
·
Finish with oil
Apply oil to your nails to nourish them.
METHODS

Step by step

01

Soak-Off Clips

Soak-Off
01
File off the top coat
With a 180/220 grit nail file.
02
Soak a lint-free pad
With Nail Polish Remover.
03
Place the pad and clips
Place the soaked pad on the nail and secure it with a soak-off clip to keep it in place.
04
Let it sit
About 10 minutes, allowing the products to dissolve.
05
Remove and Push Off
Remove the clips and gently push the loosened product away.
06
Buffer and oil
Buff away any residue and finish with oil.
Tip

We recommend applying cuticle oil to the skin around your nails before using soak-off clips to help prevent the skin from drying out.

When using Soak-Off Clips, you will need lint-free pads and Nail Polish Remover. Start by filing off the top coat with a 180/220 grit nail file. This step is essential for the product to dissolve, as the top coat seals and locks in the remaining product.

After you have filed off your top coat, soak a lint-free pad with Nail Polish Remover. Then place the soaked pad on the nail and secure it with the Soak-Off Clips to keep it in place. Leave it on for approximately 10 minutes, allowing the product to dissolve. Remove the clips and use a cuticle pusher to gently push away the loosened product. If you have delicate nails, we recommend using an orangewood stick instead to remove the loosened product. If there is any remaining residue, you can use a buffer to remove it. Finish by applying oil to nourish the nails.

Soak-Off Clips
You’ll need
Lint-free pads and Nail Polish Remover
Soak-off time
Approx. 10 minutes
02

Remover Wraps

Soak-Off
01
File off the top coat
With a 180/220 grit nail file.
02
Soak your remover wrap
With Nail Polish Remover.
03
Wrap the foil around your finger
Place the soaked pad on the nail, then wrap the foil around your finger so it stays securely in place.
04
Let it sit
About 10 minutes, allowing the products to dissolve.
05
Remove and Push Off
Remove the wraps and gently push off the loosened product.
06
Buffer and oil
Buff away any residue and finish with oil.
Tip

We recommend applying cuticle oil to the skin around your nails before using remover wraps to help prevent dryness.

When using Remover Wraps, you will need Nail Polish Remover. Start by filing off the top coat with a 180/220 grit nail file. This step is essential, as the top coat seals in the remaining product and must be removed so it can dissolve properly.

Once you have filed off the top coat, moisten your remover wrap with Nail Polish Remover. Then place the moistened pad on the nail and fold the foil around your finger so it stays securely in place. Leave it on for approximately 10 minutes to allow the product to dissolve. Remove the remover wraps and use a cuticle pusher to gently push away the loosened product. If you have sensitive nails, we recommend using an orangewood stick instead to remove the loosened product. If there is still a little residue left, you can use a buffer to remove it. Finish by applying nail oil to nourish and care for your nails.

Remover Wraps
You’ll need
Nail Polish Remover
Soak-off time
Approx. 10 minutes
03

Magic remover

No soak-offKeep off skin
01
File off the top coat
With a 180/220 grit nail file.
02
Apply a thick layer
Apply a thick, even layer over the entire nail — avoid contact with the skin.
03
Let it work
10–15 minutes.
04
Remove the product
With a cuticle pusher.
05
Repeat if needed
If it hasn’t fully dissolved: repeat the process for another 5 minutes.
06
Cleanser, buffer, oil
Wipe the nail with lint-free pads dampened with cleanser, buff away any remaining residue, and finish with oil.
Important

Please note that the product must not come into contact with your skin, as this may cause an allergic reaction.

When using Magic Remover, start by filing off the top coat with a 180/220 grit nail file. This step is essential for the products to dissolve, as the top coat seals and encapsulates the remaining products underneath.

Once you have filed off the top coat, apply a thick, even layer of Magic Remover over the entire nail. Make sure the product does not come into contact with the skin, as this may cause an allergic reaction. Leave it on for 10-15 minutes. Remove the product with a cuticle pusher. If you have delicate nails, we recommend using an orangewood stick instead to remove any loosened product. If not all of the product has dissolved, apply another layer of Magic Remover and leave it on for 5 minutes the second time. Wipe the nail with a lint-free pad soaked in cleanser. If there is still any residue left, you can use a buffer to remove it. Finally, apply oil to the nails to nourish them.

Magic remover
You’ll need
Magic Remover
Soak-off time
10–15 minutes · 5 min. when repeated
TERMINOLOGY

Terminology

A quick reference list of the specialist terms used on this page.

Soak-Off
A removal method where the products are dissolved using Nail Polish Remover.
Soak-Off
A removal method where the products are dissolved using Nail Polish Remover.
180/220 Grit
The grit of the nail file used to file off the top coat.
180/220 Grit
The grit of the nail file used to file off the top coat.
Encapsulation
The top coat seals and locks in the layers underneath, so it needs to be filed off first.
Encapsulation
The top coat seals and locks in the layers underneath, so it needs to be filed off first.
Soak-Off Clips
Clips that hold a saturated lint-free pad securely on the nail.
Soak-Off Clips
Clips that hold a saturated lint-free pad securely on the nail.
Remover Wraps
Foil wraps that fold around the finger and keep the liquid in place.
Remover Wraps
Foil wraps that fold around the finger and keep the liquid in place.
Rosewood stick
A gentler alternative to the cuticle pusher — recommended for delicate nails.
Rosewood stick
A gentler alternative to the cuticle pusher — recommended for delicate nails.
Cuticle Pusher
Tool used to push away the loosened product.
Cuticle Pusher
Tool used to push away the loosened product.
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