A great nail polish needs a great remover - one that's safe and water based. Conventional removers use oils and emollients to compensate for the extreme drying of Acetone or other harsh solvents. Those same oils and emollients hinder the binding properties of Acquarella nail polish because oil and water don't mix. Acquarella's biodegradable, plant derived formula takes it one step further by removing stubborn residue. Acquarella Remover will leave your nails clean and ready for a new application. Plus, it wont harm you or the environment.
*Not intended for use with conventional polish. Use only with Acquarella polish.
Yeah it gets my Aquarella polish off, but so does, like, water. I did not have the best luck with this brand unfortunately, I couldn't get the sensitive polish to stay on long enough to need to remove it.
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katie
Age Range:
40-44
Skin Type:
Dry
Skin Tone:
Light - Yellow Undertone
Location NYC
Doesn't Really Work
November 16, 2012
Cons: Takes too long to get polish off
, sticky
This took forever to get the Aquarella polish off. The women in the manicure place would run from me when I brought it in.
SBL RESPONSE: Please note, Acquarella Polish Remover is only meant to be used with Acquarella polish, per specific instructions. This product is not formulated to remove any other polish.
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Jordan
Still hard to get off
July 24, 2012
I don't really care for the scent of this, & it still takes quite a bit of scrubbing to get the polish off. If anyone has some tips to make it work a little better, I'm all ears!
Acquarella is our favorite water based, salon quality, quick drying, long lasting, non-toxic nail polish on the market. Acquarella is made in the USA, never tested on animals and contains no animal products or by-products.
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