Eodci 3Pcs Magic Nail Polish Remover, Soak-Off Quick,Quickly & Easily Professional Remove Gel Nail Polish, Gel Polish Remover for Nails

Love this stuff have bought over and over , use at home and in my salon . Works greatDon't get it on your skin that can burn ,other than that it's great .

This product really gets the job done!! 10/10

This stuff is fantastic. It's a very nice price for what you get and I use it to take off color strip nail polish strips. All you have to do is file the top a little bit just to break the seal and then put this on top and let it sit for a minute or two. Wipe it off and then you might have to do another layer. It literally eats right through it. I will say it will sting a little bit if you get it on your skin so make sure you keep it on your nail bed only. I have bought this for several of my friends also. It's a fabulous product for the price.

Be sure to file of the top layer of your gel polish then apply, it works! Just be careful it dries up on you after a while but I think you get your money's worth before it does. It also stings the skin if it get on it but it really does a good job of removing gel polish FAST

Removed nails get very easy

Es bastante potente! Quita el esmalte en gel súper rápido

Initially, I was just a little disappointed because I expected more from this product. I thought it might make a bit of a difference, but didn’t work as well as I’d seen a similar product work in a salon.I tried it twice and the second time it literally hurt my fingers, cause the ends on my finger nails to curl into the skin, and caused what appear to be chemical burns. I wound up having to cut off all of my nails because they were so tender to the touch. You can see the ted burns under my nail beds. I’m now waiting for them to heal and grow back out.My original review was as follows:There were no instructions included so I googled it. The instructions I read matched what the tech in the salon had done, so I replicated that.When I opened the brand new bottle, there was a thick ring of goo around the interior of the mouth of the bottle and the product itself was very thick and a gooey. I have no idea if it was supposed to be that thick because the salon product I’d seen was not.My nails had previously been painted with a base coat, builder coat, two coats of color, and a top coat. I was very careful in how I prepped my nails to use this product. First, I used a nail dremel to remove the top coat from each nail. I applied a thick coat of this to each nail, and then let it sit a full 10 minutes. (See photos)After 10 minutes, I could see what appeared to be some bubbling, but it didn’t look like it had penetrated all of the paint. After using my dremel to remove the product, some paint has been cleared but there was still plenty left. This was a bit disappointing because I’d previously seen a similar product work in one coat in a salon.I applied a second thick coat and let it sit for another ten minutes. The second coat removed most of the remaining paint, but not all of it. I finally just used my dremel to remove the remaining paint.It did not irritate my skin and did remove some paint, it just wasn’t a knock out hit.

My likes are it does work ALOT better than soaking tips in acetone. However according to instructions supposed to work so good that after polish bursts you can wipe away all of it with a paper towel and that's not true, that would be magic and sadly this isn't that magical. You def want to make sure the topcoat/seal is fully removed from your nail for this to do its job. I have had to do the remover multiple times for it to fully remove polish. Even more than that if you're removing glitters or cateye. So not get it on your skin or anything other than nail as it burns. Lastly I don't like that it's in a nail polish type bottle, seeing that the product is thicker jelly like substance. Makes it hard to get product out the bottle. With that said it's still better than the other way to remove polish.