SuperNailPure Acetone Nail Polish Remover - Professional Strength for Acrylic, Gel & Dip Powder, Fast & Quick Gel Nail Polish Remover, 16 fl oz

Does the job SOAKING off my gel nails, nice amount. What else can I say, it is "Pure Acetone" and there it is. Takes off REGULAR nail polish great too with just a cotton ball.For those of you who says it "doesn't take off gel nail polish well" or "it needs like 20 minutes".. here are some tips from a 48 year old hospital RN and mom of 3, who is obsessed with NOT paying salons to do her gel nails, I've been doing my own manicures at home for me and my friends and family for over a year now.FIRST! PREP GEL NAILS for REMOVAL by SCUFFING UP the SURFACE of the polish with a very very rough nail file (like an acrylic nail file, under a $1 at any beauty store). Just a few swipes per nail, you don't have to be perfect, or thorough, just scuff it up a bit. If you only have a regular nail file, that can work too. You want to prep the nail polish to help the acetone soak in to loosen it up FASTER!#1) pour about an inch OR inch and a half of acetone in a very small GLASS container (like a teacup or something if you don't have anything else handy)#2) set the SMALL GLASS container with the acetone in a small bowl that has about 2 inches of "COFFEE~HOT" PLAIN WATER in it, let the acetone warm a moment or two (or not, doesn't matter)#3) put one hand's worth of nails in the acetone, making sure to submerge ALL of the nail/s, BEND those fingers down to get all the nail under the acetone!--->NOTE: you may feel a slight burn or sting for a moment or two if you have any micro cuts or skin imperfections, it goes away pretty fast, just stick it out, it gets better ;-)#4) check the nails in about 7 minutes, to see if the polish is starting to peel off well (little flecks will be seen lifting outward away from nail)#5) if no or minimal flecks of peeling polish aren't present, soak for 3 more minutes while you are continuing to drink your coffee & reading your kindle (like me)#6) after 7 - 10 total minutes, put your nails on a paper towel and use a cuticle stick, or a metal nail scraper (much better) to scrape/peel off the polish#7) if some small portions are harder to come off, soak that nail for one more minute#8)...... repeat with the other hand's nails, but change out the hot water in the bowl because by this time, it has cooled, and so has the acetone.#9) when you are done, pour the remaining acetone carefully back in the container. Not a lot of "flecks" really go into the acetone I find, so I reuse the clean acetone. OH... but use & pour where you can tolerate an ACETONE SPILL! Like IN the sink or something. This WILL remove varnish from a table, so I always work with newspaper or a couple paper towels underneath when I'm drinking coffee at the table or similar.WHEN DONE, WASH YOUR HANDS WITH A MILD SOAP AND WARM WATER. Do NOT use any lotion if you are going to do another gel manicure immediately. Acetone is very drying, and you'll have white residue on your fingers, just wash it off.Some manicures come off faster than others, if you find it is taking up to 10 minutes, you probably have several coats (like me). With this method, I NEVER go beyond 10 minute soak off for each hand. YES, you can do both hands at the same time (with bigger glass containers), but I find I can't turn the pages of my kindle button or drink my coffee with 2 hands in the stuff. Not using BOTH your hands for 10 minutes or so is just BORING, so I do one at a time, when I know no one will disturb me. If done properly, you should never have to go beyond the 10 minutes.I've done the cotton ball and foil thing (stupid looking and not as effective and hard to do by yourself), peeling it off thing (ruins my nails, so I stopped), but this method is the one I've been using for over a year now, and it works great!WHALAA! DONE and DONE!There ya go, your welcome :-)NEXT MANICURE PLEASE ;-)

This product works as it should.

The Super Nail Pure Acetone (16 fl oz) is a must-have for anyone who regularly does their nails at home or professionally. It’s 100% pure acetone, which means it works quickly and effectively to remove gel polish, acrylics, dip powder, nail glue, and even stubborn glitter.The 16 oz bottle provides a generous amount for multiple uses, and it’s great for soaking-off methods or for use with foil wraps and cotton pads. It also works well for cleaning brushes and tools.

Affordable price & works well

I needed some of this ultimate solvent. It will help with sticky adhesives left over, but maybe the goo gone is good enough.

This soaked off my acrylics very well. 10/10 recommend!

Nice size for the price

Removed my stubborn gel nails 😁