Sally Hansen Acetone-Free Nail Polish Remover

Sally Hansen Acetone Free Nail Polish Remover, is one of the best on the market that is acetone free, some brands struggle to get the strength without using acetone to remove all traces of nail polish in a few wipes.

Acetone free means that it is safe to use on natural nails as well as acrylics so that comes in handy for when I am on a girly phase and have applied some acrylics as I still like to switch up my colours regularly but don't want to have to weak acrylics.

Affordable and in an easy to use bottle, with a low odour makes for a great remover that works.

I have the blue one for artificial and sensitive nails. I like that this is reasonably priced and free of acetone and doesn’t have as strong smell like some other nail polish removers I used before. This gets the nail polish off easily. I with some elbow grease and a cotton pad soaked in this I can almost remove the nail polish off ten nails but for ease I like to use three, one per hand and the third to get off any remaining polish. I find the bottle lasts me a long time too. I’m on my third or fourth bottle and will repurchase.

I love Sally Hansen products and purchased this simply out of loyalty to the brand. I decided to use this one despite still having some left in my other Sally Hansen Nail Polish remover and the removal process did require more effort and more product to get the job done. Unfortunately the most notable difference between the standard Sally Hansen Nail Polish Remover and the Acetone-Free version is the fact that the Acetone-Free version requires more time and product to get my nail polish off.

Simply put it is nail polish remover that A) removes all the product even 2-3 layers of built up polish in just 1 soaked cotton pad per 2 finger nails which is pretty standard. B) does the above whilst having no acetone in it, so my nails don't end up dry and brittle, and my cuticles remain hydrated.

There is a familiar nail polish removed scent that goes with almost every remover on the market and the bottle is similar shape as others too so nothing too amazing to report back on there. It is nice that it is in the Sally hansen orange theme and that the size is a little larger than some I have recently purchased.

Sally Hansen Acetone-Free Nail Polish Remover is the only nail polish that I use! I have used a lot of nail polish removers on the market and this one is by far the best one I have used. It does not have a nasty chemically smell and does not damage my nail bed when I remove my nail polish. It works fabulously, and removes even hard glittery acrylic nail polish really well. This nail polish remover is my holy grail of nail polish removers and I would 100% recommend this.

Depending on the colour I have, for exqmple if I have a red or dark blue on you tend to use a bit of remover and have to soak the cotton wool a bit. Lighter colours comes off easily.

Being a crazy Sally Hansen nail polish fan, I thought this nail polish remover would be equally as amazing. Acetone free sounded good to me because i don't want to be doing more damage to my nails that already suffer from being in water frequently and farm life so using harsh nail polish removers is like adding insult to injury.

The bottle is on the smaller side at 150ml, the smell isn't so in your face, take your breath away as some other nail polish removers it definitely has that smell but not as potent.

The removal power though isn't as good, it takes me lots of swipes and soaking per nail and that is just removing 2 coats of gel polish and 1 of top coat.

Afterwards though my nails feel healthy and don't feel as rough or dry, compared to when I use standard nail polish remover. Overall being patient is worth it to have healthy feeling nails ready for the next coat of nail polish.

Love this acetone free nail polish remover. It feels really moisturising on my cuticles and removes nail polish really quick at the same time. Doesn't have the rancid normal nail polish remover scent either! Love!

First impressions : Honestly the colour of the bottles have always put me off a bit, why is it bright orange? I guess, why not? hah Putting my weirdness aside I bought this after using the acetone version. I wanted to use something a little less harsh.

Product Like most bottled remover I find it really awkward to use without accidentally spilling it once it's used past the point where you can easily dip a q-tip into it. I don't like using cotton buds but it would probably make my life easier. I like the child proof cap although sometimes it can be a pain when you are mid painting your nails and need to do clean ups as it's almost impossible to open one handed so you risk messing up your nails just opening it. (But safety certainly is more important especially with children in the home). Smell wise it's hideous but i'm yet to find a liquid remover that isn't. I do like remover pads because you aren't inhaling nasties but they are far less economical.

Effectiveness : I find it's generally pretty good. I have to work extra hard with glitters but I am yet to find a remover that can easily remove them. It does dry your fingers a bit but I always apply moisturiser afterwards so not a big deal.

Overall : I will use up my current bottle and may then try another brand just for experiments sake but I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

I really like this nail polish remover, as it doesn't leave my skin around my nails feeling as dry as some others. It does a really good job of removing polish for an acetone free remover, but you do need to use quite a bit to remove the darker colours. All nail polish removers seem to smell horrible, and this one is just as bad unfortunately.

The child-proof lid is a pain to use, as it is ridiculously hard to open, especially in the middle of the nail painting process! The bottle is also quite irritating, as unless you use cotton balls it's sooooo easy to spill everywhere!

Other than those things, the remover itself is good to use and I will probably keep using it.