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The need to remove nail extensions can arise due to deterioration of their appearance due to stratification when natural nails are grown and the complexity of correction, or the design of nails, or to rest your nails from building up.
The removal procedure is usually carried out in a beauty salon. Special tools (cylindrical milling cutters, saws of various degrees of abrasiveness, etc.) and special solvents based on acetone are used. An experienced craftsman, this procedure is quick and painless, and while the natural nails retain a strong and healthy appearance.
Removal of accrued nails can be done at home, but it is important to know that failure to comply with the removal rules and incorrectly selected tools and materials can disfigure the appearance of your natural nails. What is needed to properly carry out the procedure of removal at home? Consider this with the example of the most common acrylic and gel nails.
When removing acrylic nails at home it is necessary to observe the following sequence of actions:
1. Carefully to avoid damage to the skin under the nail plate, cut the free protruding edge of the nail with a pair of manicure scissors.
2. Remove with the help of acetone or a solvent based on it the remains of accreted acrylic nails. A well-moistened cotton swab is applied to each nail plate and covered with a layer of foil to quickly soften the acrylic.
3. After 10 minutes, remove the softened material with a soft nail file.
When removing gel nails, softening of the material with acetone is ineffective. Therefore, immediately after trimming the free edge of the nail begin to layer-by-layer release of the nail plates from the gel material with a special nail file with an abrasivity of 100-150 units. By observing the accuracy and not in a hurry this work can be done in 15-20 minutes.
After removing the accreted material, natural nails need care and restorative procedures, which include: 1) protective nail structure restoring the coating; 2) therapeutic massage of nails; 3) medicinal nourishing creams; 4) trays for nails; 5) paraffin packs; 6) refusal to use chemical detergents in the home or use rubber gloves to protect the skin of hands and nails.
