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Your problems are completely solved if you have either vinegar, rubbing alcohol or lemons in your house. All of these items are acidic enough to loosen your polish. Because it will take quite a bit longer to soften the polish, I highly recommend soaking your fingers (or toes) in warm, soapy water for about 5 minutes prior to using either of these items. Once soaked, pat dry your nails and soak vinegar, rubbing alcohol or lemon juice on a cotton pad and get removing!
Trust me, you'll wonder why you pay money for nail polish remover at all!
Happy polishing ladies!
This is a great post!!! Definitely one to remember; we have all been there, ugly chipped polish and no remover eek!
ReplyDeleteSeriously? How awesome and so simple! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I'm always running out of polish remover. Thanks!! xo
ReplyDeleteInteresting! Might actually try this out.:D
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thanks..... alot for this post
ReplyDeleteNice information about natural nail polish remover.
ReplyDeletethe lemon juice so didnt work nor did the rubbing alcohol i didnt try the vinegar.
ReplyDeleteTried it. Rubbed FOREVER. Didn't work.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry it didn't work for you!
Deletetry putting a new coat on of a nail polish you don't use or like you should be able to wipe of quickly
ReplyDeleteusing hairspray and any old perfumes will work as well as these have lot of those ingredients that nail polish removers have.
ReplyDeleteGreat natural and toxin-free way to remove nail polish...thanks!:)
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of vinegar?
ReplyDeleteAny kind is good though I use just plain white vinegar
Deletehi what ratio do you use for the vinegar, alcohol and lemon? thanks..
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