Modelones Acetone Nail Polish Remover, Gel Nail Polish Remover Easy Peel, Nail Glue Remover Natural Formula for Nail Moisturizing & Care, Acrylic Dip Powder Nails Remover for Home Salon(8 FL.Oz.)

Product works well and does not dry out my fingers. I used this in a soak polish remover bath where you put hot water on the bottom and remover on top and soap, for gel polish and honestly made removing the gel polish so easy. The smell of the product is a little strong but not a chemically smell.

I love that some one thought of this! I really, really, really don't like regular asctone based nail polish remover. And if you pick one with out asctone it does not remove the nail polish at all. I would like to stop using asctone all together but I need to find alternative nail polish. Make no mistake this has asctone in it but it also some skin soothing oils in it that helps to keep your skin from drying out. I works as it says but its still strong nail polish and gel nail polish remover. So still excersise caution and wash your hands after wards.

This stuff is AMAZING!!!!! No acetone smell and it leave my fingers feeling moisturized rather than dry and feeling like theres a film on them. Thinner gel or normal polish come off real fast and easy but thicker layers of gel usually need additional liquid applied to whatever youre using but it still works better and faster than plain acetone

The Modelones Nail Polish Remover PleaSCENT is a powerful acetone-based gel designed to tackle tough nail products like nail glue, acrylics, and dip powders. Enriched with jojoba oil, it aims to provide a gentler experience for your nails and skin. I tested it on both traditional nail polish and harder-to-remove gel and acrylic products under typical home salon conditions.Pros:✅ High Effectiveness: Quickly removes stubborn nail products, including dip powders and acrylics, with minimal effort.✅ Skin-Friendly Formula: The inclusion of jojoba oil helps reduce the drying effects of acetone, leaving skin less irritated than other removers.Cons:❌ Strong Scent: Despite the "PleaSCENT" branding, the remover has a noticeable acetone odor that may be off-putting to sensitive users.❌ Thick Gel Texture: While the gel prevents messes, it can take a bit longer to spread evenly on nails compared to liquid removers.Performance and Usability:The gel consistency ensures precise application, making it ideal for targeting specific nail areas without excessive dripping. It performed exceptionally well in removing layers of acrylics and gel polish within 10-15 minutes, especially when used with foil wraps. The jojoba oil does provide a slight moisturizing effect, which is a welcome touch for acetone-based removers. However, like most acetone products, prolonged use still left nails slightly dehydrated, necessitating follow-up with a good cuticle oil.Comparison:Compared to standard liquid acetone removers, this product offers more control and less mess. The addition of jojoba oil gives it an edge for users concerned about the harshness of pure acetone. However, it is slightly less convenient than pre-soaked pads or acetone-free alternatives for quick touch-ups.Who Is This For?:This remover is ideal for individuals who frequently use long-lasting nail products like gel polish, acrylics, or dip powders, and want a powerful yet slightly less harsh removal process. It is also suited for home salon users who appreciate a more controlled application.Conclusion:The Modelones Nail Polish Remover PleaSCENT is a strong performer in the acetone remover category, combining power with a touch of gentleness. While the scent and gel texture may not appeal to everyone, its ability to tackle tough nail products makes it a great option for dedicated nail enthusiasts.

great polish remover, has a nice smell and my fingers feel smooth after removing the gel polish

I do my own Gel-X nails at home and always soak them off for the next set. I wanted to try this rather than 100% acetone on my first few sets in hopes it would be better for my nails and wouldn’t dry my hands out.I tried this on two sets of nails and with each, I had to soak them at least three to four times - this is after drilling all the polish off.I use cotton pads and foil to wrap my nails to soak. I realized the day after that the sections of my fingers that soaked looked incredibly dry but figured acetone can be harsh, plus it’s winter so they’re always a little dry anyway. I didn’t think too much of it until the second time, same result. I was able to peel something off my fingers, genuinely wasn’t sure if it was skin or a film. Decided to finally try just acetone - I was able to soak them off in one go and my skin was fine!I’m not sure if the oils didn’t work well with the gel I use or if the oils themselves caused what I now know wasn’t dry skin, but some film - And yes, I did shake the bottle to mix everything together. Wish I took pictures!

Works well enough. But bottle leaks no matter which cap and the odor is awful.

Best stuff I have ever used for removing polish.