Nail Remover

This collection sits within Nails, and is scoped to nail polish remover. 

Top Brands Available in Nail Remover 

Haz covers gel polish remover alongside pure acetone removers for both nail polish and artificial nails. Cutex offers non-acetone, nourishing, and ultra-powerful remover formulas. 

Common Problems Customers Face 

• Removing gel polish, which needs a different approach to regular polish. 

• Dry or damaged nails and cuticles from frequent acetone use. 

• Wanting a stronger remover for stubborn or long-wearing polish. 

How This Collection Addresses Those Problems 

Here's how the range maps to those needs: 

• Gel polish removal — Haz's Gel Polish Remover is formulated specifically for that job, which regular remover doesn't always handle well. 

• Gentler, non-acetone options — Cutex's Non-Acetone and Nourishing removers suit those concerned about dryness from frequent use. 

• Stronger removal — Haz's Pure Acetone removers and Cutex's Ultra-Powerful formula suit stubborn or long-wearing polish. 

• Artificial nail removal — Haz's Pure Acetone Artificial Nail Remover is formulated for that specific job rather than standard polish. 

How to Choose the Right Product 

1. For gel polish, use a remover formulated for that specifically rather than a standard polish remover. 
2. If your nails or cuticles are prone to dryness, a non-acetone or nourishing formula is gentler with repeated use. 
3. For artificial nails, use a product formulated for that job, since standard polish remover isn't always effective or appropriate. 

None of this replaces checking a specific product's own directions. 

Usage and Care Tips 

• Soak a cotton pad rather than pouring remover directly onto nails, to control how much product is used and avoid excess skin contact. 

• Moisturise hands and cuticles after using acetone-based remover, since it can be drying with repeated use. 

• Don't scrub or pick at polish — hold the soaked pad in place for a few seconds to let the remover work before wiping. 

• For gel polish, follow the product's specific soak time rather than treating it like standard polish. 

Shop Nail Remover and More 

For colour, see Nail Polish, and for finishing, see Top & Base Coat. 

Common Questions 

What's the difference between acetone and non-acetone remover? 

Acetone removers tend to work faster on stubborn polish but can be more drying with repeated use; non-acetone formulas are generally gentler but may need more effort on long-wearing or gel polish. 

Can I use regular nail polish remover on gel polish? 

Not effectively — gel polish generally needs a dedicated remover, like Haz's Gel Polish Remover, rather than a standard formula. 

How do I stop remover from drying out my nails? 

A non-acetone or nourishing formula, along with moisturising hands and cuticles afterwards, helps reduce dryness from frequent use.