100% Acetone Nail Polish Remover - Gel Polish Remover for Nails | Acetone Nail Polish Remover & Remover For Nails, Glue, Gel, Acrylic & Dip | 100 Percent Pure Acetone, 16 Fl oz (Pack of 1)

This acetone nail polish remover is as good as any other brand i've tried. Works for removing dip powder, acrylics.

This acetone works fast and removes gel and regular polish easily without a lot of scrubbing. The bottle size is generous and lasts a long time. It’s strong, so you don’t need to use much, which is convenient. Like most pure acetone, it can be drying on the skin, so using cuticle oil afterward is helpful. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do and is a good value for the price.

Absolutely powerful stuff, just be aware because I got it on some stuff I didn't want it on, be careful...

Nice kit to remove gel polish. Took awhile, but got the job accomplished. Cheaper than going to nail spa for removal

I can't speak to this helping with acrylic or gel or dip nails but I use gel nails and this stuff just EATS thru it and dries them out so they flake off. So much better than the other brand we had. They took my mom's nails off in one go - mine needed 2 rounds for half my nails - no idea what the difference was we had the same brand and I did both - probably nail type so do what works for you. I'm sure it'll take regular nail polish of but GURL don't do that just get some soy remover so you have moisturized skin this stuff will dry you out. I don't like soaking in this it's too harsh - get a cotton ball and tear it in half. Tear each half into 5 pieces - line them up by size for your finger. I put the acetone in a small glass cup - I need more than a shot class and this stuff will EAT plastic cups so don't do that lol. Dip the cotton ball in the stuff (just use your fingers, tweezers are too clumsy) and put them quickly on your nail - wrap in foil, if you use the finger clips maybe squeeze a bit back into the glass so it doesn't drip everywhere. Do one hand at a time if you are solo - 10 if a friend is doing your nails. Rough up your top coat with a rough file or an electric file, then apply. When done take the wrap off one at a time and scrape the gel off with tools from your gel nail kit (or get one - those sharpish metal cuticle ones or the triangle scraper) be gentle but firm, dont force your nails - you can always soak more - forcing will take a nail layer off and ruin your nails. This stuff got some nails in the first round, all the rest in 2 rounds. One had a tiny dot that refused to move so a round 3 for that spot was done. MAKE SURE TO COVER YOUR TABLE TO PROTECT IT IF YOU USE THIS STUFF ITS HARSH. Pamper your skin after - wash, moisturize, cuticle oil, etc. Let it hang out and breath before reapplying (wash off the nails or whip with alcohol before new application) Good luck!

This Pronto 100% pure acetone nail polish remover really delivers on performance. It easily takes off regular polish, gel, glitter, and even stubborn nail glue without too much effort. I used it with cotton balls and wraps, and it worked quickly—just like at the salon! It’s especially handy for those who do their own nails at home and want salon-quality results. The 16 oz bottle is a great value and perfect for frequent use or even professional settings. I also like that it's made in the USA and comes sealed, which adds peace of mind in terms of quality and safety. The only reason I’m giving it 4 instead of 5 stars is the strong smell—it’s pure acetone, so that’s expected, but it can be a little overwhelming without good ventilation. Other than that, it’s an effective and reliable remover that gets the job done every time.

Wife said it works great!

I LOVE this! I stopped doing my own gel nails because it took hours to try to get it off with foil wraps and filing it off. No joke, this took five minutes and it came off completely. It suggests to use a wooden stick to scrape it off, but I just used a napkin and scraped it off. It was super easy and super quick. I highly highly recommend this. It was also very easy to use. I just put five mL of acetone like it suggested, turn the power button on, press heat, and then when the light turns to steam you put your fingers in and wait about five minutes.