Dashing Diva Magic Off+ Remover - Press On Nail Remover with Niacinamide and Castor Oil

I should've bought this sooner. For the price it can't be beat. It makes removing GLAZE so easy. It just requires a little patience. It might be tempting to pry them off fast, but let the oil do its thing. Your nails will thank you.

Love love love!!!! This remover works amazingly with my dashing diva gel strips! I just put a little solution on the cuticle area, let it sit for less than a minute. Then use the included cuticle sticks to gently work the edge of the strip. I applied a little more solution and repeated the process. The strip came right off with no prying! Some even just slid right off and my natural nails looked great afterward! I even called my daughter to tell her about it! Totally worth the purchase!!

First, I used press on nails with the adhesive tabs. So if that's not what you use, move on because I can't speak for how this works with anything else. I prefer the brand of nails that comes with the tabs already on, but the selection is limited. This time I used KISS brand tabs AND nail glue (I don't know why, I started out intending to only use the glue on the sides but ended up applying it to the whole tab). Usually with the tabs, I can EASILY get 10 days of wear without one coming off, but the back edges usually start to lift by then so they get annoying with hair getting stuck under them. These were on for over 3 weeks because I had a hand injury that made it too painful to remove them. On the injured hand, NONE of them had come off except one (probably because that hand was getting little use). The other hand, with the exception of the thumb, all of them had come loose and been reapplied with more glue until I could comfortably sit and remove them all. I tell you all of this because I think how LONG the nails have been on will affect how they come off. The longer on, easier off. The injured hand, they ALL came off fairly quickly with just one or two applications of this to the ends and sides. The ones I had to re-glue on took a bit more time to get off. But THIS STUFF WORKS! WAY less effort and injury to my nails than the soaking in soapy water method. The cynic in me has to wonder if plain old 100% acetone would not do the same job (as that's the main ingredient here). But even though that would be cheaper, this is easier to apply with accuracy and you don't have to use much. It's a hard plastic bottle so at first it's annoying that you can't squeeze the liquid out, but in the long run, it works better because it keeps you from using too much. And just a side tip for those who don't know------soaking your nails in acetone gets them off, but it makes an awful gummy, mushy mess that takes FOREVER to clean up so I wouldn't advise it. Update: I bumped this down to 4 stars. I can't really explain WHY it's happening, but when I first used this I thought it would be better if it was a softer plastic because it was hard to get enough to come out. But now that I've used it for only 4 sets of nails, suddenly half the bottle is gone. It's like the more you use it, the bigger the hole in the top becomes and suddenly it now runs out of the bottle if you tip it over. IDK if it's the acetone slowly breaking down the plastic tip or what, but it definitely is not going to last as long as I thought it would. But still, for the ease of use and price it is WELL worth it. 2ND UPDATE: I'd give this 3 3/4 stars only because it is so darn messy if you use the adhesive tabs like I do. It leaves a horrible, gooey mess behind that sticks to everything. But with some trial and error, I think I've got it. You need an old towel, a paper towel torn into strips, a fine grain nail file, a cuticle stick and adhesive remover pads (they come in a box just like alcohol swabs). Do ONE hand at a time and use the towel to catch any run off solution. Put some solution all around the edge of the nail, including the tips. Wait a minute, Gently insert the stick under either the base or side (if the nail doesn't lift fairly easily, use more solution and wait a bit more). For the mess left behind, take a strip of the paper towel and gently pull down from he base of the nail to the tip to pull off as much adhesive as you can (it will take a few times to get most if not all of it). Only then use the adhesive remover to get the residue. If you try to go straight for using the adhesive remover, you then have a greasy, gooey mess that's even harder to pull off. Then use the fine grain nail file to remove any lingering residue.

Removal is a breeze!! What more could you want. This removes your Dashing Diva glaze nails so easily and gently, has no harsh smell or feel. Like Oils. You use the orange stick at the edge and let this run underneath and they come right up. Some of the glue may stay sticky on your nails, but I use acetone and a nail file to buff t off and it comes right off. Love love love these products for salon quality nails at home!

This stuff makes Dashing Diva nail removal 1000x easier. I use it for the glaze nails and I find it works great. It seems similar to cuticle oil and makes the adhesive come off easy. Worth the money (it's also fairly cheap). It comes with a couple of the sticks to remove the nails as well.

I love using Dashing Diva's nail stickers, but my nails are a wreck. I bought this hoping that it would not only make removal easier, but prevent damage during removal. It took SO long to remove, it was ridiculous. It took over 30 minutes, and I couldn't do anything else while waiting because I didn't want to get oil everywhere. I thought that once I was able to pull up an edge of the sticker, the remover oil would seep down, but it didn't. I ended up peeling up the sticker a little at a time and reapplying the oil every time. Needless to say, I used a lot of the product after just one use. I really wanted this to work, but I won't be buying again.

You have to use a lot of this stuff to get your nails off. I was expecting to use a drop or two for each now, but it takes way more than that. It doesn’t leave my nails, feeling brittle and dry though.

Shake before each use. I've tried so many removers. This is the second that actually worked but I get more product here.