Nail Remover Pusher

Application

A nail remover is a tool used for the removal of nail polish. Its main function is to help remove nail decorations, such as nail polish and phototherapy nails. The following is an introduction to the specific uses of a nail remover:

• Remove nail polish:
  After using nail polish remover to soften the nail polish, the nail remover can easily scrape the nail polish off the surface of the nail to restore the nail to its natural state.
• Cleaning phototherapy nails and false nails:
  For thicker nail products such as phototherapy nails or false nails, a nail remover can help gradually scrape them off to ensure a clean nail surface.
• Cleaning residue:
  A nail remover can effectively remove residue on the surface of the nail, including nail polish and phototherapy gel that have not been completely removed, to ensure a smooth nail surface.
• Maintain nail health:
  By regularly using a nail remover to clean the surface of the nail, you can prevent long-term residues of nail products from damaging the nails and keep your nails healthy.

Advantage

• Efficient removal ability:
  Nail remover is designed to quickly and effectively remove various types of nail products, such as nail polish, phototherapy nails, etc. It can easily scrape off these materials, saving time and energy.
• Precision control:
  Nail remover usually has a sharp blade and an ergonomic handle design, which allows users to precisely control the force and angle when operating, thereby reducing damage to natural nails.
• Versatility:
  Many nail removers are not only used to remove nail products, but also can be used for multiple purposes such as processing dead skin and cleaning the surface of nails. It is a multi-functional nail tool.
• Durable material:
  High-quality nail removers are usually made of stainless steel or other durable materials with good wear resistance and corrosion resistance, ensuring that the tool still maintains good performance after long-term use.
• Easy to clean and maintain:
  Nail removers are usually designed to be easy to clean and disinfect, ensuring hygienic safety during use. After each use, only simple cleaning and disinfection are required to maintain its good condition.

How to use

• Preparation:
  Wash and dry your hands to make sure the surface of your nails is clean.
• Soften nail polish:
  Apply nail polish remover (nail polish remover) to the surface of your nails to soften the nail polish or phototherapy nails. Wait for a certain amount of time according to the product instructions to allow the nail polish remover to fully work.
• Use a nail remover:
  Place the blade of the nail remover gently on the surface of the nail, and slowly and gently sweep at an appropriate angle (usually 30-45 degrees) to remove the nail polish or phototherapy nails on the nails. It should be noted that you should not use too much force to avoid damaging the surface of the nails.
• Clean your nails:
  Use a brush or cotton swab to dip in cleaning liquid, clean the surface of the nails, and thoroughly wipe off the remaining nail polish and nail polish remover.
• Nail care:
  After using the nail remover, you can use nail polish or nail edge oil for nail care to moisturize the nails and surrounding skin and keep the nails healthy.
• Cleaning tools:
  Clean and disinfect the nail remover in time after use for the next use.

Precautions

• Ensure the cleanliness of the tool:
  The nail remover should be disinfected before and after each use to avoid bacterial infection and protect the health of nails.
• Gentle operation:
  When using, be gentle and avoid excessive force that may damage the nail surface or scratch the skin.
• Use nail remover correctly:
  First use an appropriate amount of nail remover to soften the nail polish or phototherapy nail, and then use the nail remover to scrape it off to reduce damage to the nails.
• Maintain a suitable angle:
  When using the nail remover, keep it at a suitable angle to the nail surface (usually 30-45 degrees), so that the nail products can be removed more effectively without damaging the nails.
• Check the tool status regularly:
  Regularly check the sharpness and integrity of the nail remover. If the tool is found to be blunt or damaged, it should be replaced in time to ensure the effectiveness and safety of use.
• Use with nail care products:
  After removing the nails, you can use nail polish, nail edge oil and other care products to nourish and repair the nails and the skin around them.