Are There Any Dangers That Tones Nail Brush Cleaner Poses?

If used correctly, the brush cleaner for acrylic nails should not pose any problems. However, you can expose yourself to potential problems under specific circumstances, which are outlined on the label.

For one, the product is extremely flammable because of its contents, so you want to keep it away from anything that could lead to its getting ignited.

Additionally, it's harmful if it should make contact with your eyes or if it should be ingested. If the former should happen, get plenty of water and rinse the area. In the case of swallowing, get medical attention immediately and don't attempt to make yourself vomit.

If I Order My Acrylic Nail Brush Cleaner Today, When Will It Ship?

Your cleaner for acrylic brushes will ship according to our policy. We do shipping between 8 AM and 4 PM EST between Monday and Friday. Should your order be received before 1 PM PT on any of these days, we will ensure that it ships on the same business day.

However, if your order should come in after that time, then the following business day will be applicable. Note that we don't do shipping on certain holidays including Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Why Shouldn't I Just Use Acetone for Acrylic Nail Brush Cleaning?

Like natural hair brushes, natural nail brush bristles require specific kinds of care if you want them to last as long as they can. Even those made to retain products better than synthetic fibers damage easier, so you need to be particularly careful.

You don't want to be using acetone to clean acrylic nail brushes as it is very harsh. This will lead to the strands becoming dehydrated. In the end, you'll find that the bristles get fanned out leading to them not gripping your acrylic beads as you have become accustomed to.

This isn't even only a challenge with direct acetone. Some of the products you'd want to use to clean dirty brushes contain acetone, which is also a problem.

What Can I Do to Protect Myself if My Nail Brush Cleaner Is Lost, Damaged, or Stolen?

As you are checking out, you'll notice that you can add Route to your purchase for a very small fee. Route is an additional layer of protection for your purchase, which translates to your getting a replacement if your professional brush cleaner should be lost, stolen, or damaged.

The resolution for these kinds of mishaps is virtually instant, so you don't need to worry about being in a state of inconvenience for a long period. This will be automatically selected to ensure that you can access the protection, but you are allowed to deselect it if you wish, removing the benefits from your purchase.

Should I Dilute the Cleaner to Avoid Destroying My Brushes?

Remember that the formula here is not as harsh as acetone nail remover, which would sometimes be used to remove hardened polish, for example. We didn't want to put a product together that would leave our clients needing to worry about how they would preserve their brushes when their selected cleaner is damaging them.

Since we decided to go this route, the formula is fine as is. There's no need for you to concern yourself with diluting the product as we ensured that the ingredients are as proportional and ready to use as they need to be. If you were to dilute it, you would be reducing its effectiveness.

Where Is the Nail Brush Cleaner Made?

If you like to support American-made products, then you've come to the right place. The cleaner is manufactured in the USA.

Is This Cleaner Harsher on Gel Nail Brushes?

If you want to clean gel nail brushes, it should arguably be even easier and require less concern. The thing about gel nail brushes is that they tend to be designed from synthetic fibers instead of having a natural composition.

This means that they'll have a more durable structure than their acrylic counterparts, meaning that the amount of care they'll need is quite a bit less. Sure, this doesn't mean that you don't need to pay them any special attention at all, but it does mean that our formula is even less likely to damage them than it is natural alternatives.

Is Conditioning or Cleaning Brushes More Important?

Both functions are incredibly essential, which is why our nail brush cleaner is meant to clean and condition. While the purpose of cleaning is self-explanatory, conditioning allows for nourishment and rejuvenation of your brushes.

What Is the Brush Cleaner Made of?

The formula comprises isopropyl alcohol, methyl ethyl ketone, and ethyl methacrylate.

What Kinds of Payment Methods Are Allowed for My Purchase?

You can pay via Amex, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Discover, and more!

Nail Brush Cleaner: 236 ml / 8 fl oz

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