Removing Hybrid Polish correctly is essential to maintaining healthy, strong nails. Improper removal can cause peeling, weakening, or uneven surfaces. We know that taking the right steps protects the natural nail while ensuring the polish comes off cleanly and efficiently.

Gathering the right materials

Before starting, prepare all necessary items. Having quality products makes the process smoother and safer:

• Milky Dust T32 for soft, neutral bases

• Pasion Fucsia 479 for vivid, bold shades

• Sunny Dots 930 for delicate pastels

• Jelly Nail Tape to protect the surrounding skin

Step-by-step removal

1. Lightly file the surface of the polish to break the top layer.

2. Soak a cotton pad in remover and place it over the nail.

3. Wrap the nail with Jelly Nail Tape to hold the pad in place.

4. Leave for the recommended time until the polish softens.

5. Gently lift the polish with a wooden stick or remove the cotton to reveal clean nails.

Small remaining bits can be removed carefully with a soft buffer. Avoid scraping or aggressive filing, as this can damage the natural nail plate.

Common mistakes to avoid

Even professionals sometimes rush the process.

Typical issues include:

• Not fully soaking the polish before removal

• Using metal tools that scratch the nail

• Skipping protective tape or pads

• Pressing too hard while filing

Following these steps ensures the Hybrid Polish comes off smoothly and the nails stay intact. Minimal effort during removal preserves nail health and creates a perfect canvas for the next manicure.

Maintaining nail health while experimenting with color

Proper removal makes it easier to enjoy a variety of shades without compromising nail strength. We encourage experimenting with both subtle neutrals and bold tones, knowing that careful technique preserves natural nails. Even bright shades like Pasion Fucsia 479 or soft pastels like Milky Dust T32 can be removed safely when done correctly. A gentle, methodical approach keeps nails healthy, smooth, and ready for the next look.