Nail Polish Remover - Acetone-Free Nail Care with Natural Solvents - Non Drying Liquid Formula - 6 fl oz, Pack of 2

Mineral Fusion Nail Polish Remover is hands down the best acetone-free remover I’ve used. It removes polish efficiently without that harsh, drying feeling acetone usually leaves behind. Even darker shades come off with minimal effort and no excessive rubbing. I love that it’s made with natural solvents and cleaner ingredients—it’s much gentler on my nails and cuticles, and there’s no overpowering chemical smell. My nails don’t feel brittle or stripped afterward, which is a huge plus. This is a great choice for anyone who wants effective polish removal while still being kind to their nails and skin. High quality, thoughtful formulation, and absolutely worth it. I’ll definitely keep repurchasing.

I’ve been using this nail polish remover for a couple of years now, and will never use acetone-based remover again. My nails are healthier and stronger, and much less prone to splitting. My nails and cuticles seem to stay more hydrated than when I use other removers (acetone or non-acetone), and the polish comes off much more easily and without scrubbing for a long period of time. Yes, there is a scent to the product, and it can get irritating to your lungs and airways if you use it for an extended period of time without ventilating your work area. It smells like chemicals and perfume, and isn’t unpleasant in my opinion, but can absolutely be uncomfortable if you inhale the fumes. In my video review, I’m removing 3 coats of a dark chocolate-brown, glittery nail polish from ilnp, used in conjunction with a base and top coat on my natural nails. I’m able to remove this glittery polish with no residue within 20 seconds with almost no force from one nail. EDIT Since my initial review, I have found that this nail polish remover also is effective at removing dip (SNS) manicure. I was a little impatient and did some damage at the very tips of my nails from trying to force the dip off. I tried using it by filing off the shine, soaking a cotton ball, setting it on my fingernails, and wrapping each nail in foil for awhile. It probably would have been faster to soak my nails in a warm bowl of remover or some other soaking method, but for a first attempt, I’m satisfied with the end result of clean nails.

Great, low talks nail polish remover. Removes my bio seaweed brand gel polish with the soaking method pretty good.

I’m loving this nail polish remover! It’s acetone-free and non-drying, so my nails feel soft instead of rough after removing polish. The natural formula makes it feel super gentle, and having two bottles means I always have a backup. Honestly, it makes nail care feel easy and a little pampering! 💅✨💖

NO toxic smell !!!! Great value. Followed directions. One cotton ball did all of my nails! Would definitely buy again. Finally, a product truly worthy of 5 stars!! Updated 1/16/26. Second use of product - horrible smell, about as bad as regular nail polish remover. Effective product but disappointing smell.

I switched to this from acetone and my nails stopped peeling! It smells great and works basically as good as acetone. even on glitter nail polish! Highly recommend!

I’ve been using another brand’s oil-based polish remover while doing my nails (polish only) at home for a few years but—in this economy?? I needed a more reasonable option. My nails are absolute QUITTERS, that is, if they even get started in the first place without peeling and just overall being sad, so acetone is a last resort for my nail polish habit. And the non-acetone removers my local stores sell historically have also been not-great for me in the damage department, and have other ingredients I don’t tolerate well. Mineral Fusion’s nail polish remover isn’t *as* gentle, I don’t think, as the oil-based one I was using, but it’s definitely reasonable enough for me to switch to it permanently. It does remove polishes, even ones with glitter/sparkle, more quickly than the oil-based, though it takes a bit more attention than acetone would. I usually use five…dabs? on a cotton round first, to loosen it up and start to remove, then another with the same amount to clear the rest away. Depending on the polish (not any of my blue shades lol) I may be able to get away with one pad and six dabs. Mineral Fusion’s remover does have more of a chemical smell than the oil-based remover, but that’s to be expected. Though I don’t recommend sticking your nose in the bottle, the fragrance is pleasant, maybe a little tropical, and is not as eye-wateringly strong as acetone (even a scented one). For me, this is a win—more bang for my buck, while being easy on my absolute sopping wet cat excuses for fingernails. If you’re wondering if it’s worth it to pay extra over regular drugstore non-acetone remover, ymmv, but for me it is—I’ve had better luck with this, and the ingredient list is blessedly more limited.

I'm gonna be honest, I didn't think it would really be as effective as regular nail polish but it might be more so because I feel like I use less to remove more. The smell is just as strong but my nails don't feel dry and brittle after using the way they do with regular remover. I'm super happy with this purchase and will definitely buy again when I'm out. I will say though that the bottle leaks easily so make sure to always keep upright.

I wasn't sure what to expect but Mineral Fusion came highly recommended for removal of nail wraps. I was so surprised and impressed. It works quickly and there was no mess. A winner!

Quita la laca perfectamente sin acetona

Magic in a bottle. Just magic. I had nail poish on my toes that wouldn't come off. Not shellac, but this bullet-proof type of nail polish. (My friend is an esthtician and gave me a pedicure and discovered this AMAZING top coat that is so glossy and shiny, it'll blind you - obviously top quality and my nail polish didn't chip or crack for 3 months) but as my nails were growing, it was time to take it off. So there I was with a bottle of regular nail polish remover and a bunch of cotton balls. Typically, I would need 1-2 cotton balls worth per foot.... I was 4-5 cotton balls in... FOR ONE TOE With only a FAINT smudge of color on the balls. I was exhausted and over it. Tried to attack it again the next day-same problem. Finally called my friend and asked her how the hell you remove this polish,and she said acetone. Surprised because again, it wasn't a shellac pedicure I was pissed. I was scrolling through Amazon and I read all the horror stories of Acetone on the nails. Then I came across this product. Reviews were mostly good, a few negatives... But all in all, "works like acetone but without damage and leaves nails soft and conditioned". Now I was skeptical because really guys, this nail polish wasn't going anywhere, but thought I would give it a try since the price wasn't ridiculous. Just got it today. Planned to put aside at least 30min-hour dealing with the removal. Guys, THE FIRST WIPE took off almost everything on the nail!!! I litterally yelled out loud NO WAY! Second wipe, it was all gone. Used the SAME ball, cleaned off THE WHOLE FOOT. I had both feet done in 2 min. Oh yeah, and my nails looked so soft and conditioned. This is litterally magic in a Bottle. Just used a couple of dips and I'm already ordering another bottle. I NEED THIS IN MY STASH. IT'S SO AMAZING. if you're someone who does their nails, get this. It's pure magic, price is on point and it leaves your nails soft and healthy looking. Smells better the regular remover.

More expensive than ordinary remover, but worth every penny. Nail varnish comes off so easily and doesn’t leave the nails dry. Will continue to use this from now on!

This nail polish remover works quickly and removes polish without too much scrubbing. It doesn’t leave my nails feeling dry or brittle, and there’s no harsh smell compared to cheaper brands. A small amount goes a long way, and the bottle lasts a while. Great product for at-home manicures.