Dr. Dana Nail Polish Remover - Non Acetone

Yes, the non-acetone formula is designed to be gentle and hydrating, making it suitable for sensitive skin and nails that may be prone to dryness or damage from harsh chemicals.

The duration depends on the frequency of use. For someone who removes polish once a week, the 100ml bottle can last several months.

This remover is primarily designed for traditional nail polish. It may not be effective for dissolving hard gels or acrylics, which typically require specialized removers or professional techniques.

The formula is enriched with grapefruit peel oil, glycerin, and rosemary leaf extract, which help to hydrate, soothe, and provide antioxidant protection.

No, it features a refreshing, citrusy scent that is pleasant and avoids the harsh chemical odors often associated with acetone-based removers.

Hold the bottle over your cotton pad and gently squeeze. The dropper allows for precise control, so you can dispense the amount needed without over-applying or making a mess.

Ensure the cotton pad is saturated and hold it on the nail for 10-15 seconds to allow the non-acetone formula to break down the polish effectively. For very stubborn polishes, a second application may be needed.

Clean up spills immediately with absorbent material. Ventilate the area. The non-acetone formula is less likely to cause damage to surfaces compared to acetone, but prompt cleaning is still recommended.

This is likely from the nourishing oils in the formula. It can be gently wiped away with a clean, dry cotton pad or a light application of a nail and cuticle oil if desired for extra hydration.