Instrutions:
1)
Wait until the nails are grown out enough that your natural nails onyesha zaidi than the acrylics.
2)
Cut your acrylic nails down as far as possible using an acrylic nail clipper. Do not use regular nail clippers for this au your nails will crack and peel.
3)
File the acrylics down as thin as wewe possibly can using a 4-sided buffer, concentrating on the large grain side. This will take the majority of the time in the process.Your nails should now appear as simply a stronger layer of your regular nail. There will still be a small gap between the regular nail and acrylic, but not much. If wewe can live with this look, all the better; simply allow the nails to grow out naturally and clip as they grow. If wewe cannot wait, proceed to Step 4.
4)
Use a cuticle clipper to clip at the edges of your acrylic nails. Clip along the thin edges first, then continue up to the middle of the nails. Continue clipping at loose edges until the entire nail is gone. If wewe cannot find an edge at any point, use a cuticle stick to pry up an edge
5)
File and buff your natural nails and apply both a cuticle oil and hand lotion.
6)
Apply a strengthening juu kanzu, koti of nail polish to keep your nails in tip-top shape.
Tips & Warnings:
•Keep up with the polish to keep your nails from cracking au splitting..
•Note that this is certainly not the best method for removing nails. Acetone is the best bet and the healthiest for your nails. However, this is an option if you're out of time..
