How to Remove Ohora Nails: A Comprehensive Guide
Welcome to the world of nails with Ohora semi-cured gel strips! This guide takes you through every step of the application process, from prepping your nails to achieving a salon-worthy manicure that lasts.
Step 1: Saying Goodbye to the Old
Gently soak your old strips in remover and use an orangewood stick to loosen them. Shape your nails with a file and apply cuticle remover for 30 seconds. Gently push back the cuticles and remove any dead skin. Trim any remaining dead skin with nippers, taking care not to cut living skin.
Step 2: Polishing the Canvas
Buff your nails lightly and apply the Ohora prep pad for a clean base. For extra protection, use the primer before applying the strips.
Step 3: The Art of Application
Choose your favorite Ohora set and fit the strips to your nails, stretching them if needed. Leave a tiny gap near the cuticle for the “acetone trick.” Trim the excess and press down firmly along the edges with the included stick.
Step 4: Sealing the Deal with Acetone
Dip a brush in 100% pure acetone and carefully brush it along the cuticle and sides three times. This melts the edges for a seamless, chip-resistant finish. Skip this step if you don’t experience hair snagging.
Step 5: Curing for Perfection
Cure the strips under the Ohora lamp for at least two minutes, adding more cycles if needed. Once fully cured, use a nail file to perfect the edges, ensuring no strip overhangs the nail.
Step 6: The Final Touches
Apply one UV gel top coat, making sure not to cut the cuticle and cap the free edge of the nail. Cure again for a final seal. Clean off any residue with a nail brush and acetone, then pamper your cuticles with oil.
Bonus Tips:
- Save leftover strip clippings for your toes!
- Brush acetone along the cuticle line every few days to maintain a sleek look.
- Explore ohoragirl’s other tutorials for advanced ohora techniques!
With these tips and tricks, you’ll be a pro at applying Ohora semi-cured gel strips and enjoy chip-free, salon-quality nails for weeks! So grab your favorite set, follow this guide, and get ready to flaunt your beautiful, long-lasting manicure.
FAQ’s
How to remove ohora gel nail?
1. Soak a wooden stick in acetone or Ohora Pro Easy Peel Remover.
2. Run the sharp edge of the stick around the edge of the gel nail sticker to create a gap.
3. Add a few drops of acetone under the sticker to minimize damage.
4. Gently push the strip with the stick until it comes off completely.
5. Wipe the nails with acetone to remove any adhesive residue
How do you take off semi-cured gel nails?
1. Apply cuticle oil around the nails generously.
2. Use a nail pusher to lift the nail strips slowly and carefully.
3. Add more cuticle oil if needed and peel off the nail strips gently.
4. Hydrate your nails and cuticles with cuticle oil after removal
How do you remove gel-cured nails at home?
1. Buff off the shiny top coat of the gel with a coarse nail file.
2. Soak a cotton ball in acetone and wrap it around the nail with tin foil for 10 to 15 minutes.
3. Gently scrape off the gel polish with a cuticle pusher.
4. Moisturize your hands, cuticles, and nails with lotion and nail oil
How do you remove UV gel fake nails at home?
1. Clip the nails with nail cutters.
2. Use a nail drill with a coarse bit to remove the gel polish.
3. Soak the nails in acetone with cotton rounds and clips for 15 minutes.
4. Remove the clips and rub off the dip. Use nail clippers to remove the fake nail tips if they are still attached.
