Clearance Reusable Nail Polish Remover Pads Slash 35% Off The Price [btBposyk]

Clearance Reusable Nail Polish Remover Pads Slash 35% Off The Price [btBposyk]

Reusable, washable wool felt pads in assorted natural grey colours.

To extend the life of your reusable nail polish remover pads we recommend washing them with a bar soap as soon as you've finished using them to remove any nail varnish on the pads. Then lay them out to dry. If using traditional nail varnish remover, the pads will harden a little with use but this will not detract from their effectiveness. Hand washing is best with these, so avoid placing in the washing machine.

Looking for a natural nail polish option? Try this collection of gorgeous shades from Zao. All of Zao's nail polish shades are organic and water based.

Specifics:

• Size 8x8 cm.
• Pack of 5
• A zero waste product.
• Handmade in the UK.
• 100% wool from Nepal.
• approx. 3-4mm
• Handmade and therefore the thickness and colour may vary

You can use any nail varnish remover solution with these pads, although we recommend opting for a natural remover that's better for you and the planet if possible. We recommend the following nail polish removers:

• Organic Nail Varnish Remover from Zao
• Natural Nail Polish Remover from Fresh Therapies

Even better, why not try making your own? Check out our recipe for making your own natural nail polish remover below:

You Will Need

• Your reusable nail varnish remover pads
• Vinegar
• Lemon Juice

How To Remove Nail Polish With Vinegar

Soak your nails in warm water for 10-15 minutes before removing the nail polish to help to speed up the process. 

Mix equal parts of lemon juice and vinegar.

Stir the mixture, soak a reusable nail polish remover pad in it, press it onto your fingernails, and hold it for 10-20 seconds. This causes the nail enamel to dissolve and removes all the remnants of nail polish.

Then use the nail polish remover pad to wipe the polish off. 

End of LifeYour removal pads should last a decent length of time, at which point they can be cut up and composted.