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Sheena
IP: 129.42.208.182
1/12/2005
17:54:50 |
 Subject: removing silk wraps
Message:
I am aware that you have to soak wraps in order to remove them. Just not sure what to soak them in and for how long. Is this something I can do at home on my own, or do nail salons have a special formula?
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volbur
IP: 69.42.3.132
7/06/2006
14:57:02 | RE: removing silk wraps
Message:
what do I use to remove silk fingernails. I want to do it myself and give my nails a rest. thank you
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
7/06/2006
15:34:53 | RE: removing silk wraps
Message:
pure acetone, or acetone nail polish remover. it may be silk in the application, but acrylic is in there too. acetone will melt it off. moisturize afterwards.
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Heather
IP: 70.20.206.195
7/08/2006
06:50:12 |  RE: removing silk wraps
Message:
Wow, thank you. I was debating a refill today, but my nails have been so sore lately. I'm just not good w/ the artificial nails. I thought silk wraps would be better than the tips, but they're not -- they're just thinner.
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
7/08/2006
08:52:43 | RE: removing silk wraps
Message:
heather,
sore is not a good sign. your own nails have been thinned out and are telling you to remove the acrylic and let them heal. i had them quite a few years ago and my nail beds took months to recover. they were all nice and consistent, but what was going on underneath was just a shame.
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