Glamnetic Press On Nail Remover | Odorless, No Acetone, Gentle Press-On Nail Remover Serum for Fake Nails | 30 ml/1.01 fl. oz.

Does what it says and removes the nail. Only issue is it takes a few attempts to get the liquid under the nail to start otherwise it is quick and straightforward

Wife said it was really easy to use with good results

It did help, but not much. It was probably me. I'll keep trying and update review.

Good, removes the nails easily

Didn’t budge. Asked ChatGPT to see if the ingredients would dissolve glue and basically not nail glue. Only lash glue/adhesive types so if you need this for glued press ons don’t bother.

Tried and tried, the nail was push to the point it tears but other areas didn’t lift. Thought it’s a famous brand and would do what it says. Had to send back and try another. Don’t waste your time and money.

It doesn’t work at all.

Not even a little bit and it doesn't work at all

Gut

This Press On Nail Remover is great, It is easy to apply and the press on nails come off so easily. I know I will be ordering more of this nail remover in the future. This is my first order and I am quite happy with how it works. Make sure you read the instructions and watch the video on how this press on nail remover works.

Honestly, this product isn't working as good as it has promised. I still need to soak my press-on nails in warm water + soap for quite some time before I can use this product effectively; because using only the solution, my press-on nails barely budge. Also, whenever I put the solution directly on my press-on nails, they kind of melt away. So, I'm not able to reuse a set after taking them off. I give it a 3/5 because it does help remove nail glue and makes the process slightly easier, but I wouldn't rely on the product alone.

I really like this. It has no odor, which I love! I use a little glue on my press-ons, but when I'm done with them this product takes them off easily, with no damage. I love that it feels like a high-end product. The packaging is nice, and the bottle and dropper both feel expensive. My only complaint is the size and shape of the dropper. It's a bit unwieldy for sliding drops down into loose nails. I use a rosewood stick to hold my loose nail open, and then place a drop or two of liquid in the crevice. After about 5 minutes, the nail comes off easily. What would make it even more effective is if the dropper were sized and shaped in such a way that it would slide right into the crevice. Its big and bulky shape makes the process more awkward than it should be. Nonetheless, I will buy it again and again! EDIT, after reading some negative reviews: I am baffled by the stories in the one-star reviews. I wonder if all those people were trying to remove nails that had been just recently put on? My experience is very positive, but I only remove my nails after 10-14 days of wearing them. So they are already pretty loose. As I said, I use a little brush-on nail glue on my press-ons, so I get almost two weeks out of them, typically. When I'm ready to take them off, this solution dissolves the remaining bits of glue that are still holding them on. No damage to my nails at all. As soon as I have them all off, I wash my hands and buff my nails clean. Then I'm ready for some new press-ons! I personally would never try to remove nails that were only on for a few days. I just don't think you can do that without damaging your real nails.

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