Cutex Non-Acetone Nail Polish Remover

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For a gentler alternative to your usual acetone-remover, consider Tenoverten’s The Rose Soak—a formula free of acetone, parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrance. As a bonus, it can also be a safe way to remove scuffs on car paint, as well as ink from various surfaces. If you only occasionally use it, it’s probably no big deal, but if you’re someone who strips and repaints your nails every week, you could start to notice your nails are dry and prone to breaking. Non-Drying FormulaThis non-acetone nail polish remover does an excellent job of prepping nails for a fresh coat of paint.

If you are not convinced to switch to acetone-free formulas yet, check out the infographic below to learn all about the amazing benefits of these products. The non-drying formula also leaves nails impressively hydrated and comes with an energizing orange scent that adds to the pleasant and pampering experience. If you get headaches from the overpowering scent of many traditional nail polish removers, Ella + Mila's unscented soy-based polish remover was made with you in mind. Arguably, you get more chemical exposure from the acetone in regular nail polish remover than you do from chemical nail polish. Say goodbye to dry nails and cuticles and too much time spent rubbing and scrubbing your delicate nails to get stubborn nail polish off.

It comes with a cleansing cloth for removing the oil residue from your hands and moisturizing, which Revesz recommends finishing off with. Plus, if you use acetone-based nail polish remover, it can be rough on your nails, leaving your nail beds and cuticles dry and dull. As blissful as it can be to get a manicure, removing the polish doesn't tend to rate high on anyone's list of favorite activities, particularly if your nails are naturally prone to splitting, breaking, or brittleness. This cruelty-free nail polish remover works perfectly on Cote nail polish (of course,) but it’s also effective at removing non-natural nail polish, as well.

Acetone-free nail polish remover is a gentler alternative you can try as a trick for how to soak off acrylic nails without acetone. The Takeoff Polish Remover from luxe salon line Côte is acetone-free and delicately scented with rose, but don't let that lead you to underestimate its effectiveness. Even if you aren't dealing with anything as elaborate as a gel manicure or as stubborn as a few layers of glitter, the process of scrubbing away on week-old polish — and inhaling acetone every step of the way, of course — can fill beauty lovers with dread over potential damage. While using regular nail polish remover is okay for removing regular nail polish, acrylic nails are much more difficult to remove. Instead, it uses natural organic orange peel oil and organic lavender oil to naturally and gently remove natural nail polish from your nails.This soft rose-scented remover makes taking your nail polish off at home a pampering, spa-like experience. It contains tea tree oil, garlic bulb extract, lavender, vitamin C, wheat protein, and biotin that moisturize your nails while strengthening them.

The key is to find a non-acetone nail polish remover that is strong enough to clear the polish from your nails without the side effects. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Many also come in glass bottles, allowing you to ditch the plastic associated with your nail care routine. But once you get to a point where your acrylics have sufficiently lifted, you can use an orangewood stick to get underneath the nails for removal assistance. Yes, when compared to nail polish removers with acetone, non-acetone bases help keep your nails healthy and strong.

We focused on non-acetone removers that swapped in more conditioning ingredients that effectively removed polish, and also nourished nails in the process. But that same ingredient that causes the odor (avocado), actually softens cuticles and conditions nails. It does a great job of quickly removing nail polish, so you can change the color of your nails to match a new outfit. Since this non-acetone nail polish remover is natural and non-toxic, it can be used safely on children and pets. That does not sound like something that could possibly be good for your nails, much less your overall health.