How to remove nail paint?
If you’ve accidentally wound up with nail polish on your clothes, here are some removal tips.
Try to contain the stain as quickly as possible and make sure it doesn’t spread. Then, use an absorbent paper product like a paper towel or a piece of toilet paper to remove as much of the polish as possible.
Finally, dab a cotton swab or a small piece of a rag into nail polish remover, either acetone or non-acetone, and blot out the stain.
Here are some other ways to get nail polish out of your clothes:
- using a stain-fighting detergent product
- adding white vinegar to your washing cycle to lift the stain
- washing your clothes immediately after staining them to ensure the stain doesn’t set
- enlisting a dry cleaner to remove a deep nail polish stain
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Acetone evaporates quickly, so be careful not to overuse the product. Prolonged exposure to acetone can cause headaches and dizziness. Acetone is also very flammable, so avoid using it around an open flame.
Keep acetone and non-acetone nail polish removers away from children and them. This can cause lethargy and confusion.
Non-acetone nail polish removers may be more harmful than acetone nail polish removers if taken by mouth.
One study highlighted two cases when children ingested non-acetone nail polish remover. Both children experienced adverse symptoms like cardiorespiratory collapse, vomiting, hypotension, and a slowing heart rate.
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Is the acetone (and other solvents) used in OTC nail polish remover bad for me?
Using a small amount of acetone or non-acetone nail polish remover shouldn’t be harmful. Be careful not to ingest it or leave the bottle where a child may ingest it. The chemicals in the nail polish removers may damage your nails by making them brittle.
Should I permanently switch to natural methods?
You can try using natural methods to remove nail polish, but you may find that OTC removers are the most effective and least time-consuming.
Try to limit your exposure to OTC removers to just a few minutes a few times a month. You can review the safety of nail polish removers available at the Environmental Working Group website.
What if I’m pregnant?
You can still paint your nails and remove polish if you’re pregnant.
You’ll want to limit your exposure to chemicals, so try to reduce the number of times you get a manicure or pedicure throughout your pregnancy. Make sure you paint and remove nail polish in a well-ventilated room.
Try not to use gel polish as there’s not a lot of research available on whether that type of nail treatment is safe during pregnancy.
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