Modelones 50 ML Nail Glue Remover for Base Coat Press On Nails, Upgrade Clear Stick On Nails Remover for Acrylic Tips, Nail Polish Remover with Wood Stick

Amazing product. I wasn’t too hopeful because of all the bad reviews. The key is patience and gentleness. I added 2-3 drops around each nail, you have to use one of the wooden tools that comes with the kit. You start to push the tool in between the fake nail and your real nail, then gently start pushing the tool inside then add another drop inside once there is an opening and the nail pops right off. I do my own nails, but I am not a nail tech. I use the Apres nails. The Apres nails aren’t acrylic but the uv lamp hardens the type of glue Apres nails use which make it more difficult to remove if you weren’t using these drops. I used to tear off the Apres nails and part of my real nails together each month as I don’t like using acetone and they would hurt badly for days. I am impressed at how quickly I removed all my nails. I wanna say within 15 mins. No mess at all on the gel nail polish, didn’t even make the polish bleed. I totally recommend this. Most importantly no pain at all!!!

I would say that this absolutely helped remove the nail from my own nails. 100% worked perfectly. And that’s where the cons for this product come in. I don’t think that this is a good product for someone who doesn’t have a steady hands or someone a little bit younger that might be clumsy. The reason for that is if you have nails that have charms on it or really cheap nails that glue the image to the nails when you use this product, it will actually take them off. I have ruined a set because I’d really cheap press on nails and it took the image off that was put on with glue. I also have a hard time getting the glue off my fingernails as well.. I tried using the nail glue and like putting it directly to the nails to get it to remove the glue and that hasn’t work I’ll put a picture down below and then I also tried to put it in a small bowl so that I could have them kind of soaked in it and that also like dried up like wax. I still would recommend this to people and would more than likely purchase it again as I really do think it helped the press on nail come off and not damaged my nail underneath.

I just used this for the first time to remove 3 week old press on nails. It was honestly the worst removal experience - it took me 45 mins to an hour, was super messy, and I still ended up having to rip off a few nails near the tip. It was actually destroying the fake nail by the end. I could tell it was softening the glue, but it also made everything gummy and even as I was peeling up the nail to try and add more liquid under the nail they still didn’t come off easily. Maybe you need to wrap the nails after adding the liquid and let them sit idk but doing it the way they advertise (basically adding the liquid to the area around the cuticle and underside by the nail tip, then adding more liquid while lifting the nail did NOT work for me). The fake nails were also destroyed by the end so if you wanted to reuse them you can’t (I don’t but normally reuse but when I just dry pry the nails off they look reusable except for the glue). After all that effort I still had to file off leftover glue on my nails so they looked/felt no less damaged than usual. Overall I would not recommend.

This product didn’t remove my fake nails. However I did add it to a container with warm water and dish shop and that allowed for removal. Just applying the drops on my nails didn’t work and I used several drops.

This actually works so well i doubted it a bit and thought it wouldnt work but it made it so much easier and faster to take my nails off it was also gentle and it feels like my nails are still healthy cus theres no ripped nails or anything im glad i got this it was also super affordable too

Overall the product works. However, it will leave smudges of whatever press-on nail that you had all over your fingers. I had black press-ons on my nails and I used this for the first time to remove it and it made a mess. I do feel like it did help get the nail glue off of my actual fingernail but I can also do that by just filing the nail glue away. I won't purchase this again.

I have to admit that I truly wanted to give this a higher rating but I do believe that the 2* is what it deserves. There are too many cons with this product that the only pro I can give is the very little odor it gives. There is a slight odor but it's more on the sweet side. So if you have any sensitivities to heavy odors, this won't be a problem for you. Now, for the cons. Cons: 1. Price. The price isn't bad however, the amount that is wasted for how much it is? It's actually ridiculous. I have used this product only once and I had used more than half of the bottle. I have just about enough to use on probably three fingers, after that I'll have to work with my drill and using a crap ton of acetone to even remove my nails. 2. Time. It took me almost 2-3 hrs the first time I used this remover to get off my nails. That was even after I cut and filed down my nails. I know that it takes time and patience to do nails but removing the nails and even thinking about wanting to redo my nails would've taken almost half of my day to do so. While it says it takes about 5-8 mins, you have to account for each nail. So for just one nail, it was almost 10-15 mins for the remover to fully do its just job. And that is just annoying. 3. Dropper. This. Dropper. Freaking. Sucks! Seriously it barely works. I don't know if I got a defective one but the suction on it was not the best. I probably should've used a brush instead since I have so many of them but then they wouldn't have had done a good job at getting under the nail once it's been lifted. 4. Waste. I don't know how, but the security of the cap isn't the best. I thought that I had it tightened, unfortunately, the bottle leaked and I still don't know how, so a good amount of the remover leaked out. Not only that but you'll waste so much of this stuff trying to get rid of your glue. I even had to go so far as to pair it with my acetone and soak them. It did work but of course as acetone does, it damages the nail. Using both did make the removal so much easier though. So, if you have the time and I definitely mean the time, I guess you can get it. However, I will not be purchasing this again. I'll have to keep trying different removers but it seems as though I might have to stick with just using acetone. It's a pain but this remover just isn't doing for me.

So I tried this shortly after buying it and it ended up burning my skin badly so I left it alone. It wasn't until today I tried it again on a whim after gluing some nails on wrong that I gave it a second shot. The product didn't burn me but it definitely burned away the glue and the nails that were there. I noticed a little after applying that the nails felt gummy and then realized I could twist them all the way off. The images are what's left off the press ons that I was removing so it's safe to say you shouldn't use this product with nails you want to recycle. But if you're trying to remove press ons smooth and easy this is for you. Just make sure you moisturize after because this was super drying.