strip lacquer / gel polish remover
Normally you simply peel Striplac off. If it’s holding on tighter or you’ve worn it a bit longer, it’s better to remove it with a remover or soak it off. Read more
Ellen’s advice
How to choose
Normally you simply peel Striplac off. If it’s holding on tighter or you’ve worn it a bit longer, it’s better to remove it with a remover or soak it off. That way your nail plate stays healthy.
How to choose:
- Peel Off Remover: made especially for Striplac.
- Soak Off Liquid with the Soak Off Nail Wraps: to soak off Striplac and gel polish.
- All in 1: the Abstract Soak Off home removal kit.
Your nails are often a little dry after removal. Care for them straight away with cuticle oil and hand cream. Ready for a new colour? See all Striplac colours.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know
How do I remove Striplac with remover?
Lightly file the top coat, place a cotton pad soaked in remover on the nail and wrap it with a wrap, clip or cap. Leave for 10 minutes, then gently wipe away without force.
When do I use remover instead of peeling?
When Striplac won’t lift after light filing, or when you’ve worn it a bit longer. If in doubt, soaking is always safer than pulling hard.
My nails are dry after removal, what should I do?
That’s normal. Apply cuticle oil and hand cream straight away and wait a couple of days before you paint again.
