How to Remove Bio Gel

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By V. Imani
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Getting Bio Gel placed on your nails is a great alternative to acrylic nail manicures. Many times, after removing acrylic from your nails, you will find that your nails become weak and brittle. Bio Gel encourages your nails to grow and become stronger. The gel can be applied directly on top of your nail beds with or without artificial nail tips. There is a process on and there is a process off for the Bio Gel. You want to make sure that you are removing the gel properly to avoid damage to your nails.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Cotton balls Acetone nail polish remover Acetone Bowl Orange stick

Step 1

Find a well ventilated area to remove the Bio Gel. By working in a well ventilated area you can minimize the inhalation of potentially harmful fumes.
Step 2

Use cotton balls drenched in acetone nail polish remover to remove any nail color that may be on your nails.
Step 3

Pour an equal parts mixture of acetone nail polish remover mixed with 100 percent acetone into a plastic or glass bowl. Acetone can be purchases at most pharmacies.
Step 4

Soak one of your hands in the mixture for about 15 minutes.
Step 5

Use an "Orange Stick" to gently pry the Bio Gel away from your nail bed. If the gel does not easily come off, you should continue soaking your nails in the mixture. Avoid forceful prying as this can cause severe damage to your nail bed.
Step 6

Repeat steps 4 and 5 to remove the gel from your other hand.