OPI Nail Polish Removers – Acetone‑Free, Original & Expert Touch Lacquer Removers | Professional Salon‑Quality Formula | Gentle on Acrylics, Aloe Vera Enriched & Fast Non‑Drying

This is the absolute best acetone-free remover ever!!!

I had OPI Nail Envy on my nails. I had a cheapie bottle of polish remover, but it wouldn’t touch that polish. I worked and worked, using more cotton pads, more remover, but to no avail. I started searching and found the OPI Polish Remover and ordered it. What arrived was a bottle larger than I anticipated. Of course I had to give it a try. Wowee! This stuff works! Plus it didn't leave my nails funky. Cheapie isn’t worth it if it doesn’t work, so pay the little bit more and get a quality product that does the job!

My nail still peels after repeated use as it did when I used the regular acetone nail polish remover. I just use this for cleaning up the edges after I finish polishing and a different acetone free nail polish remover to take it off

I used to get this from the styling salon in JC Penny, but I can't find it there anymore for some reason and I've never seen it anywhere else. It's a shame it's so difficult to find because there is no other polish remover that works as well as this. It even removes nail polish with glitter it with ease and it doesn't leave the darker colors in your cuticle or under your nail. It removes everything and it does so quickly. It costs more than your standard polish remover, but it's worth every penny.

Being an amputee with Prosthetic devices that have toes upon them, finding a nail polish remover that will not compromise the material was a challenge until now. This product is the best I have ever used. I would highly recommend this to others young and older ladies like myself who are looking for a remover that does not compromise the material. This is now my go to remover.

It works decently as a nail polish remover- slightly faster than the $2 polish remover I bought at the local dime store, but slightly slower than the $5 polish remover I bought at Sally's Beauty Supply. It has a very strong chemical smell...about what you'd expect from a polish remover, though I had hoped being acetone-free would mean the smell was lexx noxious. Not so. It doesn't seem to be harming my nails at all, which is nice, though it leaves a filmy residue behind, so I have to wash my hands thoroughly after using it. I'll be sticking to Zoya's polish remover after this.

I've never used a nail polish remover that has been so nourishing to the actual nails and cuticles. This formula smells decent, which is rare for a nail polish remover!

I have pretty strong nails but they do start to flake when using acetone based remover. This is gentle and doesn't cause my nails to flack or crack.