You will require acetone to remove the acrylic nails. The first thing you need to do is choose a comfortable place because the process is going to take you quite some time. Make sure to insulate the working surface of the table you are using for the purpose with towels and papers. This is done so that the acetone doesn’t damage the surface of the table.

For removing your acrylic nails, pour acetone in plastic bag and dip your nails in it. Let it stay for about twenty minutes. Now take out the hand and slightly pull off the artificial nails since acetone must have dissolved the nail glue by now. However, there are chances that the glue will not be dissolved even in twenty minutes. In that case, you will have to soak your nails for another five minutes in acetone, and then pull off your nails once again. And in that way, you will get back your old natural nails.

A quick tip for those who know how to do acrylic nails but don’t know how to remove them: use petroleum jelly on the region surrounding the nail before immersing your nails in acetone. This would prevent your skin from getting dried up. With these tips to follow, removing acrylic nails will be quite a smooth-flowing process.