Warming times will vary based on how much acetone is in the bowl and the ambient temperature of the room, but this shouldn’t take longer than 5-10 minutes. That’s why we recommend setting up the Magic Remover first before you start prepping and soaking your nails.

Unlike a nail steamer, the Magic Soak Manicure Remover does not boil acetone, resulting in less odor. Steamer removers generally take longer and dry out the skin more due to higher temperatures. In a steamer, your nails don't directly touch the liquid acetone only the vapours, so it takes longer to work. The Magic Soak is more efficient especially for dip removal because the dip powder is agitated by rubbing against the paper towel. The Magic Soak is also easier to clean with its separate warming base and ceramic bowl design.

No, you cannot. Unlike regular nail polish, dip powder and gel polish are long-lasting and can only be removed with a good quality cosmetic acetone. For best results, use Nailboo Pro Soak Acetone Remover or any other 100% pure cosmetic-grade acetone.

Several factors can affect removal time. First, check if the product is designed to be soaked off in acetone. Some products, like hard builder gel or gel polish top coats, don’t break down in acetone at all and could be the cause. Another thing is the more layers on your nails, the longer it will take for the acetone to penetrate. Filing off some layers while waiting for the bowl to heat up can will speed up the process exponentially. Always make sure you’re using pure acetone and also remember to rub your nails on the paper towel to agitate the coating and speed up the removal.

Gently heating the acetone is just as safe as using it at room temperature and has a benefit of working faster. Warm acetone removes coatings faster, limiting your exposure to the drying acetone.

The Magic Soak Manicure Remover offers ease of use with hassle-free setup and cleanup. It works faster by safely and consistently heating the acetone to maintain the optimal temperature for quicker soak-off times. You also save time and reduce waste by avoiding the need to individually wrap each nail with a cotton ball and aluminum foil.

Yes, you can. First, verify if the product you have on your nails is suitable for removal with acetone. You are not limited to just gel and dip nails; you can also safely remove press-on nails without damaging your natural nail plate. Additionally, it's effective for removing stubborn glitter or solid air-dry nail polish and acrylics.

No, the acetone will not get too hot to cause harm. The Magic Soak Manicure Remover gently warms the acetone to a comfortable temperature, ensuring it is effective without risking discomfort or burns. It’s designed to maintain a safe, optimal temperature for the soak-off process. Remember that you can also turn the warming base on and off to keep your hand at the most comfortable temperature for yourself.

The Magic Soak Manicure Remover is designed to minimize damage to your nails. It’s important to follow the instructions carefully and avoid forcing or picking at the product during removal to protect your natural nails.

Yes, the Magic Soak Manicure Remover is easy to clean and maintain. After use, simply soak up any leftover acetone with a paper towel and dispose of it safely. Wipe the ceramic bowl and lid clean. Store the device in a cool, dry place.

The soak-off process usually takes just a few minutes once the acetone is warmed up. The exact time may vary depending on the type of manicure and how much product is on your nails, but it generally starts working within minutes.

You might be able to fit both hands in the device at the same time by removing the silicone lid but for the best results, it's recommended to use the device one hand or one foot at a time to ensure proper soaking and removal.

The soak-off process is designed to be gentler on your skin compared to traditional methods by minimizing the time required in acetone. Because acetone can dissolve dip powder they also dissolve your skin’s natural oils. To further protect your skin, it's recommended to apply cuticle oil and hand cream around your nails before soaking. This creates a barrier that helps prevent drying caused by the acetone.

The Magic Soak Manicure Remover can remove a variety of nail products, including gel polish, dip powder, acrylics, solid air-dry nail polish, and press-on nails. As long as the product on your nails can be removed with acetone, this device will work effectively.

If your nails feel weak after using the soak-off bowl, apply a generous amount of cuticle oil or moisturizing hand cream to replenish moisture. Remember, nails are a non-breathing, non-regenerating keratinous structure, so any damage will persist until the nail fully grows out. To maintain nail health, always buff lightly, handle product removal with care and patience, and never forcefully peel off enhancements.

If you have sensitive skin or allergies, you should proceed with caution. Make sure to use pure cosmetic-grade acetone and test on a small area first. Applying a protective barrier like cuticle oil before soaking can also help minimize any potential irritation. If you experience any adverse reactions, discontinue use immediately.