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SOPHi

SOPHi Gel Remover

Regular price $8.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $8.99 USD
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  • Acetone-Free + Low Odor + Eco-friendly
  • Gel formula stays in place on nail for easy removal
  • Cruelty-free + Vegan
  • Made in USA
  • Works with any nail polish, especially SOPHi Nail Polish

Directions for use: On protected surface, apply a drop of SOPHi Remover Gel to each fingernail and spread to edges of polish. Allow to soak on nail for 1 minute. Use paper towel to remove nail polish. For hard to remove polish, repeat as needed. For best results, use with SOPHi Nail Polish Remover Sticks (now available).  The remover sticks help to lift and peel the polish from the nail once the Gel Remover has soaked through.

*For more porous nails, SOPHi Nail Polish can be more difficult to remove. Use SOPHi Nail Polish Remover Gel to help soften the polish and then peel with SOPHi Nail Polish Remover Sticks or any orange stick. Soaking nails in warm/hot water can also assist with the removal process, as the heat may help the polish to lift.

Ingredients: Methyl Acetate, Algin, Aloe Vera, Vitamin E

Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
42%
(5)
25%
(3)
17%
(2)
17%
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0%
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P
PCasa
Love the whole system

Great system! Might take a little more time and effort to remove polish, but it’s easy and body friendly. Worth it

j
j
gel remover, not a fan

I will probably just need to get the sticks to scrape it off. I tried a paper towel, tried cotton balls both rough and soft ones, and also a rough wash rag. I used a quarter of the bottle to try to get SOPHi polish off and it wouldn't come all the way off

So sorry!! Water-based Polish is typically harder to remove the longer it's on, especially on toenails or if Primer + Sealer is used. We recommend soaking with Remover Gel for 1 minute. Then peel polish with a wood nail stick (or gently scrape with fingernail in paper towel). Soaking nails in warm water or using a buffer or light nail file first also helps. Again, so sorry!

H
Heather Stanton
Doesn't work

You can soak and soak and eventually you have to scratch it off with your fingernails.

W
Ward
Different

Definitely was not used to having to out a lot of effort into getting polish off but again it’s cleaner than normal remover. I did not have the sticks that are on the website so I feel like that would have helped the process.

F
Faith Koch
Removing Sophia Nail Paint

I have found that it takes a bit of time and effort to get Sophia Nail Paint off my finger nails. I wish it was quicker, but I'm willing to sacrifice the time in order to have nail paint that is safe for me!

Water-based polish is typically harder to remove the longer it's on, especially if Primer + Sealer is used. We reccomend soaking nails with Remover Gel for 1 minute. Then peel polish with a wood stick (or gently scrape with fingernail in paper towel). A buffer or light nail file first also helps! Thanks for sharing :)

Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
42%
(5)
25%
(3)
17%
(2)
17%
(2)
0%
(0)
P
PCasa
Love the whole system

Great system! Might take a little more time and effort to remove polish, but it’s easy and body friendly. Worth it

j
j
gel remover, not a fan

I will probably just need to get the sticks to scrape it off. I tried a paper towel, tried cotton balls both rough and soft ones, and also a rough wash rag. I used a quarter of the bottle to try to get SOPHi polish off and it wouldn't come all the way off

So sorry!! Water-based Polish is typically harder to remove the longer it's on, especially on toenails or if Primer + Sealer is used. We recommend soaking with Remover Gel for 1 minute. Then peel polish with a wood nail stick (or gently scrape with fingernail in paper towel). Soaking nails in warm water or using a buffer or light nail file first also helps. Again, so sorry!

H
Heather Stanton
Doesn't work

You can soak and soak and eventually you have to scratch it off with your fingernails.

W
Ward
Different

Definitely was not used to having to out a lot of effort into getting polish off but again it’s cleaner than normal remover. I did not have the sticks that are on the website so I feel like that would have helped the process.

F
Faith Koch
Removing Sophia Nail Paint

I have found that it takes a bit of time and effort to get Sophia Nail Paint off my finger nails. I wish it was quicker, but I'm willing to sacrifice the time in order to have nail paint that is safe for me!

Water-based polish is typically harder to remove the longer it's on, especially if Primer + Sealer is used. We reccomend soaking nails with Remover Gel for 1 minute. Then peel polish with a wood stick (or gently scrape with fingernail in paper towel). A buffer or light nail file first also helps! Thanks for sharing :)