Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you're like us, you love how acrylic nails make your nails look longer and feel stronger, but you don't love how high ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TBH, the safest way to remove acrylic nails is at a salon with a trained nail tech. But, if you're desperate, just like with gel ...

If you’ve ever gotten acrylic nails, you’re familiar with the guilt that comes when you impulsively rip them off. Whether you didn’t want to pay a professional to remove them or if they unexpectedly ...

Who doesn’t love a professional manicure? Unfortunately, we don’t always have time to get to a salon or, in the case of a pandemic, we don’t have access to one! While an at-home mani with regular ...

If you received a manicure using dip, gel, or acrylic last month before nail salons were shuttered, you’re likely in desperate need of some tips right about now–no pun intended. All three of these ...

You can remove acrylic nails by filing them down and placing an acetone-soaked cotton ball on them. Then, wrap your fingers and the cotton ball in tinfoil and wait 10 minutes for them to loosen. Once ...

Consider this the mani-cure. Now that nonessential businesses like hairdressers and nail salons have closed down because of the coronavirus, many beauty buffs are struggling with upkeep during ...

Yes, removing your acrylic nails is tedious. But you’ve probably got some time on your hands. By Crystal Martin For many of us, at-home gel removal is unexplored territory. To help you navigate the ...

These expert tips will help you properly dissolve your polish yourself Kaitlyn is a former Assistant Style & Beauty Editor at PEOPLE. Now that social distancing and self-isolation are becoming the new ...

Our nails are our way of practicing self-care. In an effort to "flatten the curve," or slow the spread of coronavirus, "non-essential" businesses and locations have shut down across the world. Places ...

Nail salons may be closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and while we understand the struggle of not being able to from getting a fill-in, that doesn’t mean you just have to let your acrylic nails ...