Getting a fresh acrylic, gel, or dip powder manicure can do wonders for your confidence and self-esteem. However, all good things must come to an end, and when it comes to your nails, it can be so ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." If you've had acrylic nails, you're likely aware of the number-one cardinal rule: If you're going to ...

Getting fresh acrylic nails feels like a treat. But the not-so-fun part? The removal process. Seeing a pro can take time and money, but picking them off yourself can lead to serious damage to your ...

Forget the removal fee, here’s how to remove gel nails from the comfort of your own home. Gel nails are back, baby. Forget the acrylics and dip powders, people are starting to opt for a more ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? The truth is, most experts would probably prefer you head to the salon to get ...

It’s possible to remove acrylic nails at home — but you’ll need to be careful to avoid damaging your natural nails. Acrylic nail removal is typically done at a salon, but you may also do it at home.

Consider this the mani-cure. Now that nonessential businesses like hairdressers and nail salons have closed down because of the coronavirus, many beauty buffs are struggling with upkeep during ...

Many people love gel manicures. Gel polish's glossy finish is practically indestructible and that just-left-the-salon look can last for two weeks or more. But eventually, you will notice a tiny chip, ...

Yes, removing your acrylic nails is tedious. But you’ve probably got some time on your hands. By Crystal Martin For many of us, at-home gel removal is unexplored territory. To help you navigate the ...

Once a luxury, manicures are becoming more of a nuisance the deeper we get into self-isolating. Between cracking and grow-out, you're probably wondering how to remove dip nails at home, now that ...