How To Remove Gel Nails | Structure Soft Gel

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🔺Today's Topic:
Gel removal options no longer only consist of wrapping fingers in acetone soaked cotton balls and foil foil.
Our industry is at a point where it recognizes that structured soft gel is the standard practice of doing quality gel nail services… At least if you’re opting to get your nails done with an independent nail tech. Independent nail techs are often highly trained in the latest and greatest in nail technology!
There are three ways I remove gel nails, and have been, since I decided to niche into structure soft gel only, back in the year 2016.
As a side note…
Remember, the baseline in identifying what kind of gel nail products you’re using is knowing whether your gel nail products are soft gel or hard gel.
If you’re new here. I use and teach soft gel nail product knowledge.
Soft gel is soak-able in acetone and suitable for those who want to enhance the look and feel of their own natural nails, whereas hard gel is more suitable for those who need extreme nail makeovers like nail reconstruction and extreme lengths and shapes.
These are the three ways I like to remove my structure soft gel:
Soak-off: There is only one time I will soak-off clients’ nails, and that is when they take their gel nails off completely for a rest. When clients want to take a break from gel nails, (whether that’s because they're having a baby, a new job, budget, etc.) I like to leave as much keratin on the nail as possible, and I will go ahead and soak-off completely, rather than remove and prep the nail with an efile, as if I were to re-apply the product.
Fill: I do a “fill” service only on nails that have been serviced within 14 days or less. Not a single day after. A fill is the service where I remove top gel, color and re-prep the nails, only to fill the bit of grow-out.
Rebalance: A rebalance service is the process where I reduce the product almost fully, completely flat, and restructure the nails as if they were a fresh set of nails. All clients, 15 days of wear and longer, receive a rebalancing service.
If you are still struggling to get to the stage where you are able to service your clients within a predictable and consistent time period, it is time to nail your step-by-step for application.
A repeatable process makes your applications last long across the board, and also allows you to move away from soaking off nails completely each time, thereby allowing you to get faster and also preserve the integrity of the nails.
If you want to see these techniques explained, when you’re ready hit play.
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[@jgeroteacher]

I am not sure what product is on my real nail... acrylic overlay? I would like to transition to doing my own gel at home on just my real nail without the overlay. I usually go 2-3 weeks for a fill and color change. Can I use a Dremel to remove the gel and the overlay product? Thanks!

[@danielapagan8206]

I'm not skilled in the drill. Can I just soak them off everytime i do them?

[@PaolaPonceNails]

Sure!