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Don't soak, wrap! Custom designed nail wraps promote fast, gentle removal of the Shellac UV Color Coat System.
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333 of 336 people found the following review helpful
By Grace
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For what it's worth, I haven't been a nail tech since the 80's, but I have been on both sides of the nail business, so here is my personal opinion on the Shellac system, particularly the remover wraps.
It's true, using cotton pads/balls soaked in acetone, placing them on the nails and then wrapping each fingertip with foil does work (for I tried it after reading the previous review instead of buying the wraps; I found the wraps to work better for my tastes). The wraps limit the exposure of my skin to the acetone and the wrap around design securely tightens to my fingers, unlike the foil.
This seems to keep my skin, particularly the tips of my fingers, from becoming so dried out from the acetone. I also experienced a quicker, cleaner and more complete removal of the shellac product from my fingernails requiring less cleaning from an orange stick and less exposure length to the acetone, for I found the foil didn't keep the ball in place on the nail bed as well as the forms, requiring me to reposition and frequently keeping them on a little longer to sufficiently soften the product for removal.
Bottom-line, in my opinion, the remover wraps are a specific tool designed to be used specifically on your nails and that limits exposure to the drying effects of the acetone and holds the acetone more securely to the product during the 10 minutes required to sit with the wraps on, as opposed to using the cotton ball/foil method. For me personally, it's worth it, so I'll use them over the cotton ball/foil method every time.
It's true, using cotton pads/balls soaked in acetone, placing them on the nails and then wrapping each fingertip with foil does work (for I tried it after reading the previous review instead of buying the wraps; I found the wraps to work better for my tastes). The wraps limit the exposure of my skin to the acetone and the wrap around design securely tightens to my fingers, unlike the foil.
This seems to keep my skin, particularly the tips of my fingers, from becoming so dried out from the acetone. I also experienced a quicker, cleaner and more complete removal of the shellac product from my fingernails requiring less cleaning from an orange stick and less exposure length to the acetone, for I found the foil didn't keep the ball in place on the nail bed as well as the forms, requiring me to reposition and frequently keeping them on a little longer to sufficiently soften the product for removal.
Bottom-line, in my opinion, the remover wraps are a specific tool designed to be used specifically on your nails and that limits exposure to the drying effects of the acetone and holds the acetone more securely to the product during the 10 minutes required to sit with the wraps on, as opposed to using the cotton ball/foil method. For me personally, it's worth it, so I'll use them over the cotton ball/foil method every time.
142 of 145 people found the following review helpful
I really believe in the Shellac products. I knew there had to be a something to these wraps or CND wouldn't sell them. I found their instructions for salon professionals (which I am not) and thought you'd find it useful. Here goes (it's on the CND website):
Shellac Removal:
The Shellac Remover Wraps are the key to 10-minute, efficient removal. A simple way to remember the steps is with the acronym "S.I.T"':
'S' - Saturate the cotton pad with pure acetone
'I' - In place...place the cotton pad directly over the natural nail
'T' - Tighten for Ten...tighten the wrap snuggly around the finger and set a timer for 10 minutes.
After ten minutes, massage the wrap to break apart the Shellac pieces. Firmly pull the Shellac Wrap straight off the finger to remove. Most of the pieces will remain in the wrap. Flake remaining pieces away with an orangewood stick. Clean the nail with pure acetone and then you're ready for a re-Shellac service!
NEVER:
* Soak Shellac nails in a bowl of acetone
* File off Shellac with a file or drill
Please visit cnd.com for helpful 'Shellac In Minutes' technical videos
Shellac Removal:
The Shellac Remover Wraps are the key to 10-minute, efficient removal. A simple way to remember the steps is with the acronym "S.I.T"':
'S' - Saturate the cotton pad with pure acetone
'I' - In place...place the cotton pad directly over the natural nail
'T' - Tighten for Ten...tighten the wrap snuggly around the finger and set a timer for 10 minutes.
After ten minutes, massage the wrap to break apart the Shellac pieces. Firmly pull the Shellac Wrap straight off the finger to remove. Most of the pieces will remain in the wrap. Flake remaining pieces away with an orangewood stick. Clean the nail with pure acetone and then you're ready for a re-Shellac service!
NEVER:
* Soak Shellac nails in a bowl of acetone
* File off Shellac with a file or drill
Please visit cnd.com for helpful 'Shellac In Minutes' technical videos
195 of 205 people found the following review helpful
By amanda
I bought these to take off my CND Shellac manicure at home. I LOVE the Shellac manicure but the Remover Wraps are a WASTE OF MONEY. I thought they would come with the remover fluid on them- they don't. They are just big band aids with CND written on them and then they come with an orange wood stick. Save your self the money and buy orange wood sticks and cotton balls. You can wrap the cotton balls on your finger with some tin foil (this is how many salons do it). You will need 100% acetone remover to put on the cotton ball and then wrap the foil around your finger and the cotton ball to keep the cotton ball on your nail- leave on for about 10 minutes and then use an orange wood stick to scrape off the remaining shellac.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
perfect
this is the best product. it made removal of shellac polish easy and a quick process. this is the only way to go.
Published 23 hours ago by Tina R DeLeon
3.0 out of 5 stars
a little awkward to use
I find these hard to get on tight and once you have a few fingers done it really gets challenging. I doubt if I will get these again. Using a cotton ball and foil is just as good.
Published 10 days ago by persnickety
1.0 out of 5 stars
not worth time or money
I love gel polish but hate getting it off -- soaking my fingertips is cumbersome and time consuming. however, these wraps are difficult to put on and get to stay on. Read more
Published 11 days ago by romaine jane
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not user friendly
I would not recommend these wraps. They are difficult to use. You can only apply one hand at a time and the wraps fall off very easily. Read more
Published 23 days ago by houstontexasrn
3.0 out of 5 stars
Useful and useless at the same time
This product is useful if you don't mind spending money on something you can do yourself. Since I have to buy the polish remover anyway, I may as well spend an extra dollar or 2... Read more
Published 1 month ago by nichola mullen
2.0 out of 5 stars
Did not stay on the nail. The pad did not hold enough acetone to...
Hard to work with. Could not do what it was intended for plus it did not soften the gel polish. Waste of money.
Published 2 months ago by Deborah E. Wetzler
1.0 out of 5 stars
Terrible
They are the most difficult things to use. Absolutely no instructions with them. I would love to return them. Thank you
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Published 2 months ago by Maria Everding
1.0 out of 5 stars
Rip-off
My order was a 10 count not a 100 count. Major rip off. They are also very difficult to use. I even took them to a salon to put on for me and the employee had trouble. Awful!
Published 2 months ago by Mary Delasantos
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's cheaper to use cotton balls and foil
These wraps are pretty to look at. That's all. But they're not 100% effective because they don't always remove Shellac along the sides of most nails. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Just say no to trans fats
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works great!
Lining it up can be a bit tricky, but once you got it, its very effective and easy to use.
Published 2 months ago by Kimberly G McMahon
