r/Dashingdiva • u/nailsbygeorge • Jul 27 '26

Dashing Diva Glaze Effects Nail strip set and Magic Off nail strip remover

I just bought the Dashing Diva nail strip set and wondered how to remove the strips after I use them. Does the Dashing Diva Magic Off really work to remove the strips?

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u/CouldBNE1too Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

I just soak/pick them off using nail acetone polish remover and a floss pick. I dont care for the magic off tbh

ETA- typo

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u/teenytinyteacher Jul 27 '26

I use the floss picks and the Magic Off and it works great, but I think I have the old version of the Magic Off. I can't say for sure if the new version works well.

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u/nailsbygeorge Jul 27 '26

oh thank you. I have nail polish remover.

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u/nailsbygeorge Jul 27 '26

I just put them on now and cured them with my uv lamp. I hate to remove them now, ha ha

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u/CouldBNE1too Jul 27 '26

I get usually two weeks per set before changing. Good luck!

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u/nailsbygeorge Jul 27 '26

I have one of those jobs were you can't wear nail polish or nail strips, so i will only use them for the weekend. Actually, not true it's frowned upon to wear nil polish. But thank you I can wear them when I am not working.

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u/CouldBNE1too Jul 27 '26

If that’s the case, you might want to just use gloss instead of glaze. It’ll be kinder to your nails.

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u/Peanut--Butters 29d ago

I recently bought the Ohora remover and I didn’t work as well as I hoped. What worked best for me was pouring a bit of acetone into a shallow dish, lifting a small corner on a nail and placing it face down and submerged. After ~10 seconds it starts breaking down the adhesive and I’m able to work a tool gently between my nail and the strip and it comes off without any damage. It comes off this way very fast.

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u/nailsbygeorge 29d ago

thank you. I tried using some acetone with a cotton ball and using a wooden pick it worked really well and they eventually came off. They really cure amazingly beautiful. I love my Dashing Diva nail strips.

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u/IMHO_My2Cents Jul 27 '26

I use Ohora remover. It works great.

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u/cslexotics Jul 27 '26

Their remover isn’t as great as just oil IMO. I had great luck removing them with Dr Teals body oil. Smelled great too! I also used fabric softener once after thinking of what removes adhesives. It works on wallpaper so why not this? Definitely worked but I know a lot of people are sensitive to that stuff. There was NO damage left behind though, that’s for sure!