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Polish Remover or Acetone
4Dec2005 Filed under: Artificial Nails, Manicures, Pedicures, Supplies Author: Christina
Unless caught in a desperate situation, I always purchase pure acetone at the hardware store, in a metal can, available in all different sizes. This has many uses around the home; a gallon can be a money saver. I store what I am using in a pump style plastic container which can be purchased at most any beauty supply or drugstore.
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Nail Tech Secrets » Supplies for the Basic Spa Manicure:
December 4th, 2005 at 12:28 pm
[...] o Pure acetone, or nail polish remover (non oily or moisturizing WITH acetone) o 2×2 gauze squares or paper towels (for polish removal-no cotton balls!) o Fine grit nail file (200 or higher grit) o 4 way buffer o Liquid soap of your choice, non moisturizing o Blue Cross Cuticle Remover o Lotion of your choice o Nail Polish (base coat, color, top coat) o Salt (may use sea salt, but regular salt does just fine) o Oil-Almond, Olive, Jojoba, Vitamin E or your choice o Several hand towels [...]