What is the correct method to remove fabric wraps?

The correct method for removing fabric wraps involves immersing the enhancement in acetone. Acetone is a powerful solvent specifically designed to dissolve resin-based products such as the adhesives used in fabric wraps. When the fabric wrap is soaked in acetone, it allows the adhesive bond to break down, making it significantly easier to remove the wrap without damaging the natural nail underneath.

Soaking the fabric wraps in acetone typically requires a few minutes, during which the material softens and becomes more pliable. After soaking, using a gentle method, such as a plastic pusher or a wooden stick, can help lift off the loosened fabric without causing trauma to the natural nail.

In contrast, soaking in warm water or pushing with a natural nail may present risks. Warm water might not effectively break down the adhesive, prolonging the removal process and perhaps leading to frustration for the technician. Pushing off with the natural nail could result in damage to the nail bed or separation of the nail from the nail plate itself. Likewise, using a metal pusher, while sometimes common in nail care, should be applied with caution; it risks harming the natural nail if excessive force is used.

In summary, immersing the enhancement in acetone is the most effective and safest