I've removed a lot of face ups in my short time in the hobby (I've been around for about 4 years). I've used nail polish remover, Winsor and Newton (referred to for the rest of the post as W&N), and various strengths of rubbing alcohol to remove face ups.
I have a few dolls I've been meaning to redo, and I thought while I was at it I might as well take some pictures and do a few comparison/tutorial posts. The next post will be my face up tutorial. I may film it, but I haven't decided yet.
I'm not getting into the acetone/no-acetone debate thing though. I don't know enough about acetone to say either way. I've heard horror stores, but then I've used products with acetone and had no issues myself. So, it's best for me just to avoid that subject for now.
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Word of Caution: I have not tried any of these on home-dyed dolls. I'm kinda scared to. Do so at your own risk, but do let me know how it goes.
You will go through a lot of this, especially if you let the heads soak. I got a 16oz bottle in February and it's half gone.
Comes in various strengths. I don't use less than 70%. The stronger, the better. For this blog I used 91%. The stronger ones tend to be a tad more expensive, but it's still cheaper than W&N and safer than Acetone.
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I never had issues with this personally, but I've heard and seen some bad things that happen when you use acetone incorrectly or for too long.
Feeple 60 Chloe legit with a face up meant to be permanent, so highly sealed. I hate her smudgy eye lashes so I'm going to try again.
Minifee Rheia recast with a slightly crappy face up. Been meaning to redo this with my new eyebrow technique, so I'm wiping her too.
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This side was taken off with nail polish remover. It took maybe a couple minutes to get it all off. It did leave some black sticky bits from the sealant getting removed, but that was easy to wipe off, no big deal.
This picture was taken after a couple minutes. It was not as quick as the nail polish remover. It ended up taking a couple more minutes to get it all off.
In the end, both were able to get the face up off with no residue and no damage to the resin. The winner, in terms of speed, is the nail polish remover.
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First up, Snow White's left side was removed with rubbing alcohol. It removed it nearly instantly, and it was completely gone after only a little scrubbing.
This next picture is taken after the same amount of time as the last one (a couple minutes give or take), and as you can see it was not completely removed. I ended up removing the rest of it was the rubbing alcohol and didn't bother with the W&N.
The winner of this one is the rubbing alcohol. It is just more effective than W&N and takes a bit more elbow grease (if you soak a head in W&N you pretty much don't have to scrub at all), but is cheaper and doesn't leave that weird residue.
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This second picture shows after you've wiped the little black things off. See? Not much left. The rest wipes off with a tissue or when you wash the doll.
Both took a very short time to remove. The nail polish remover was a little bit less effort, but it smells bad (I hate the smell of nail polish and remover, which is why I tried W&N in the first place). I'd say the winner of this battle is the alcohol because it has little smell, won't damage the resin, and is just as effective as nail polish remover.
The overall winner? Isopropyl Alcohol at 91%. The fact that it cleaned thoroughly with little residue left behind, as well as the cheap cost makes it the best choice. I will probably leave the W&N for the paintbrushes. I was surprised by these results. I was expecting the W&N to be better, based on what I had read on DoA and other places.This article was co-authored by Staff. Our trained team of editors and researchers validate articles for accuracy and comprehensiveness. 's Content Management Team carefully monitors the work from our editorial staff to ensure that each article is backed by trusted research and meets our high quality standards.
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If you’re desperate to remove nail polish, but you don’t have any nail polish remover, don’t worry. You can get your old nail polish off using a variety of common household products.
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To remove nail polish without using remover, try using another product that has alcohol in it, like hairspray, perfume, or hand sanitizer. The alcohol will help dissolve the polish on your nails. Just apply the alcohol-based product to a cotton pad, then rub it over your nails. Repeat until all of your nail polish is gone. You can also use hydrogen peroxide to remove nail polish. First, add 2 parts hydrogen peroxide and 1 part water to a bowl. Then, soak your nails in the mixture, and massage the polish off with your fingers. White vinegar and lemon juice will also work in a pinch. Just add 3 tablespoons (45 mL) of vinegar and the juice from one lemon to a bowl, and soak your nails in it for 10 to 20 minutes. Wipe off any leftover polish with a cotton ball. Whichever method you use, remember to apply lotion to your hands afterward to keep your skin soft and hydrated. To learn how to use new nail polish to remove old nail polish, keep reading!You don’t actually need DIYs to get rid of your nail polish unless you run out of the nail paint remover. So, you are all set for the party, your dress looks great, your makeup is perfect but one look at your nails and you realise that they look hideous because you forgot to remove your chipped nail paint. You run to grab the remover bottle but sadly it’s empty.
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What do you do now? It’s too late to get a remover and those chipped nails are really ruining your look. Now, is the time that these DIYs come handy.
Lemon is a natural ingredient that is even used for manicures. The citric acid in lemon can be really helpful to remove nail paint naturally.
Just like lemon, vinegar is also acidic in nature and can help breakdown the pigments of the nail polish. You can even use a vinegar solution mixed with lemon juice to make this DIY ingredient more effective.
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Alcohol is a good solvent to soften nail polish. Isopropyl alcohol or rubbing alcohol should be your first choice. However, there are many products that contain alcohol (ethyl glycol) and can also be used if you don’t have rubbing alcohol. Alcohol is a good solvent, but it's still not the same as acetone or toluene so it will take more time than nail polish removers.
Although this sounds wrong, nail polish actually helps remove nail polish. Nail paint dries up because the solvents that keep it in liquid form evaporate if left exposed. Once you reapply a coat of nail paint again, the solvents soften the polish.
Toothpaste contains ethyl acetate which is also present in the polish remover. Use a white toothpaste for this hack. Furthermore, toothpaste with baking soda, a well-known natural cleaning and bleaching agent, gives good result.
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Keep in mind that these methods are only alternatives to nail paint removers. They will in no way be as effective as the commercial ones. But since they are acetone free, which is a key ingredient in most removers, they will not harm you in any way.
I hope that now you won’t have to ever worry about your nails before a party even if you run out of remover.Rubbing alcohol is a versatile substance that has a very strong smell to it, and that’s somewhat reminiscent of something else: nail polish remover. Over the course of today’s guide, I’m going to take a look at whether or not nail polish remover is made out of rubbing alcohol.
So is nail polish remover rubbing alcohol? While some types of nail polish remover are made using rubbing alcohol, it is not the main ingredient in the solution. Acetone is the most powerful active ingredient in nail polish remover because it’s a more effective solvent than rubbing alcohol (especially ethanol).
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Keep in mind that the answer is a little more nuanced than this, and you can potentially use rubbing alcohol as nail polish remover in a pinch, provided you have the right kind.
I’ll discuss how you can use rubbing alcohol
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