Take Off Acrylic
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What is Take Off Acrylic?
Take Off Acrylic is a removal service for an existing acrylic set. Acrylic is usually softened through soaking and reduced carefully with filing.
Overview
Take Off Acrylic is a removal service for an existing acrylic set. Acrylic is usually softened through soaking and reduced carefully with filing. Use your natural nails gently after removal. If you have pain or signs of infection, see a doctor. If you want a new set, arrange removal before the replacement service so the old product can be taken off first.
Who it's for
- An existing acrylic set that needs to come off
- Someone changing from acrylic to another nail service
- A first-time acrylic removal visit
- Someone who wants to avoid pulling or prying the product away
How long it lasts
Removal does not create a finish to wear. If a new set follows, its upkeep depends on the service chosen and natural nail growth.
Maintenance
Do not pull, pry, or peel acrylic away at home. Use the natural nails gently after removal, and choose a new service when they feel ready for it.
How it compares
Choose Acrylic Fill when the existing set is still suitable for maintenance and you want to keep its general shape. Choose Acrylic Full Set when you want a new acrylic set, length, or shape after removal.
FAQs
Why does the salon soak and file instead of prying acrylic off?
Soaking softens the product and filing reduces its bulk gradually. Prying can put force against the natural nail, so please leave removal to the salon.
Can I book a new set after acrylic removal?
Yes. A new set can follow once the old product has been removed and the natural nails are ready. Compare Acrylic Full Set if you want a new acrylic set.
What should I avoid after acrylic removal?
Avoid pulling at remaining product, using your nails as tools, or putting unnecessary force on the edges. Let any stubborn product be removed carefully rather than prying it away.
Price
$20
Duration
25 minutes
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