Americanails FastFoils 100 ct, One Step Gel Polish Foil Remover Wraps, All-In-One Foil Remover With Thick Cotton Pad & Pure Acetone, Remove Nail Polish, Gel Polish, Gel Nails, Acrylic Nails, Dip Nails

These little things are so much easier than cutting foil and putting cotton and wrapping your finger. Sure some of them are dry but all I did was put some acetone in a spray bottle and spray it on the little cotton inside still works good as new.

This product worked well and was easy to use. Just buff the nail, then tear open the package, and put your finger inside. Wait for the gel polish to begin to come off. It took two times to completely remove the polish but the buffing process was gentle compared to other products I've used. With those products, I had to buff hard to get the polish off and I felt like I was damaging my nails. Not with this.

Well, I impulsively bought these for convenience of the pre wrapped napkin and foil if nothing else. I have a way to remove my nails that is less time consuming as the foils. I usually just mimic what they do at the nail salon by getting a bowl of hot water and pouring acetone in a ziplock back and soak my nails for a few minutes. Then, grab pieces of napkin to soak up the liquid and wrap in aluminum foil. After about five minutes, I’m good to remove my nails. I had the fast foils on for over 20 minutes and it was still difficult to remove. I just went back to my process and most of the dip powder dissolved before wrapping in foil. Perhaps, I’ll put the foil packet in the hot water bowl to see if that helps the process. If they work for you and are worth the money, then continue buying. But, you likely have all this in your house already. I have dip powder with no false nails.

These are so easy to use but I don’t think the two thin pads in there are nearly enough for removing dips. I do love how easy they are to use and so I put cotton dipped in acetone on my nails and slip these over that. Much easier than trying to wrap them with foils with one hand and cost about the same.If I had someone else to wrap my nails, these wouldn’t matter, but if you are doing it yourself, these are easier even if you need more cotton and acetone. I would give it more stars if it had enough acetone to remove the dipping powder but in all fairness, that is like removing cement.

I had my dainty doubts about how well these Fast Foils might work on my toes to remove gel polish, and as our Sweet Oracles like to say, "Don't they ever!"The secret, which I knew right away upon opening my first foil, is both time and wrapping to ensure constant contact of the acetone pad with my nail. So, not only did I file the tops of my nails and wrap each foil as directed, but I pressed down the top of the foil to mold it to my nail before and after wrapping.Also, I carefully pressed on the tips of already wrapped toes while wrapping the next one, then went around repressing the foils on all the toes of my foot to again ensure firm nail contact before moving onto the next foot. Finally, I was careful not to walk around while waiting, but kept my toes up and off the floor not to disturb the pads' contact with my toenails.After 15 minutes or more, I was amazed to find that the polish on most of my toes came off in one piece, including my big toe. I hardly needed my cuticle pusher, and in a couple of cases, the polish just dropped off as I lifted it with my finger.This was by far the easiest toenail polish removal I have ever experienced. By the way, I use One Step Gel Polish pens to do my nails, applying only two coats of color with the oderless self-base-and-top-coated polish in these pens, and my nails look gorgeous and sexy for a very long time this way. With more color coats or using separate base and top coats for other gel polishes, it may take longer or more effort with your cuticle pusher for these foils to work.

I had to remove some dip powder nails only a couple days after having them done. They were still very well cemented to my natural nails. I forgot to file off the top layer first (woops), but I still only needed two rounds of foils. Really pleasantly surprised! Sat down, watched a bit of TV, and with the help of these little guys, I got back to my natural nails easy peasy.

These are the absolute worst waste of money and not returnable. It is literally an alcohol wipe sized pad with acetone inside a very thin foil shaped like an alcohol wipe packet. I let them sit for 15 minutes the first time, and they were nowhere. near ready to come off. I then put on another set and let them sit for another 15 minutes, still not ready but had finally started to loosen. Third set on for another 15 minutes and even then I had to really scrape with a pusher to pry the gel polish off. It shredded my nails to do this, I had to cut all my nails all the way down and will have to regrow to return them to their former state. Save yourself lots of time and also money, and look elsewhere for this sort of product. one of the worst things I have ever purchased on Amazon.

I finally found something that makes the removal of acrylic/Dip nails soooo easy…no more mess. Make sure you remove the top layer of the nail polish for the foil sheets to do their job.