Makartt Nail Glue Remover for Press on Nails - 30ML Glueoff Easy Removal Versatile Debonder for Glue on Tips, Regular Polish, Quick Glues and Semi-Cured Sticker DIY Manicure Supply

Super strong! They lasted 25 days without peeling off.I'm very impressed with this Makartt nail glue. I used it to apply press-on acrylic nails, and they stayed perfectly glued for 25 days, no touch-ups required!The application was easy and precise; the small container helps prevent waste. I only used a small amount on each nail, pressed for a few seconds, and that's it. It dries quickly, but gives you just enough time to reposition the nail if necessary.During those 25 days, I washed dishes, cleaned, showered, and even accidentally hit a few nails, and not a single one came off! The hold is strong and reliable, perfect for both false nails and repairing broken natural nails.It comes in 5 units, which I think is excellent for the price. It's definitely a product I'll buy again and recommend if you're looking for something professional-quality yet easy to use at home.

I absolutely LOVE these! Not only for my nails when they pop off, but even for fixing small things around the house, like when jewelry breaks or the corner of something starts to peel. I tend to use it similarly to E6000. It's probably the strongest adhesive I've used, and it works better than the kind that comes in the nail-polish-esque plastic bottles with little brushes. Although, that might be because it's thicker and less watery. You just snip the tip off and squeeze it out, so it's easy to use, but I will say you should keep the tip facing up if you can. It won't necessarily leak, but it may cake on the inside of the lid and around the tip of the applicator over time.

This remover works REALLY well with the strongest nail glue that I have, the one that will stay on until pretty much the nail grows off...That said, DON'T RUSH THE PROCESS. It takes time for this to work. Apply around the cuticle, keep doing it multiple times until the edges start to lift. GENTLY inset the orange stick, and apply more to the gap that appears. Do this a few more times. GENTLY advance the orange stick, working your way around the nail, applying alot of the remover while you go. Eventually the nail will pop off. It works very well and doesnt damage the nail.If you don't take your time, you WILL damage your natural nail, putting you at risk for greenies. Which are a PAIN to get rid of. Learn from my pain!! I rushed a removal and tore up the top layers of my natural nail, and within a couple weeks had 3 green nails 😢. Never in 30+ years of artificial nails have I ever gotten a nail infection. I used this product for MONTHS without a problem, until that one time I tried to remove my nails quickly and did enough damage....Overall, great product, take your time, works well!

Needs an eye dropper..the little brush they give you doesn't allow enough remover fast enough..and eye dropper would sure make things easier ..the actual remover liquid works great.. i ordered a different kind with an eyedropper

This nail remover has helped me not have to pry off my nails when they start lifting. Does take a little bit of work if your nails were glued on well but once it sits for a minute or so, my nails come off pretty quickly. No more ripping my nail beds, and the applicator brush also makes it very easy to get the liquid right where I want it. So glad I bought this!

Markartt Nail Glue remover works pretty well to unstick your finger from your nail or to clean up any glue that squeezes out. Beyond that, I wouldn’t recommend. I tested the product with different types of nail glue by gluing two full cover nail tips together at the “nail bed” ends to give an accurate review. This remover will not budge UV/LED light cured gel, except for cleaning up the surface. I tried it with brush on nail glue (not the cure type) and it eventually separated the nails after several minutes and a good amount of pressure, but melted the gel nail tips into a gooey mess. The amount of pressure I had to use to separate the nails would’ve been very uncomfortable on a person’s natural nail bed and likely would damage the natural nail. Do NOT use this product to remove press on nails if you plan to reuse them.There is almost no smell but I’d rather use something else like acetone for faster results.My overall opinion: acetone is a better option

Love, love, love this product! The only glue I use to attach my press-ons

It works but u really have to slather it on and be patient. Let it sit then use the wood tool thingy to lift a lil bit then rinse repeat. Like the round glass bottle for less chance of topple and the lil paint brush that attaches inside the lid (I was annoyed until I realized lol) makes application easy. Careful where u put it as it did melt edges on a few of the nails