Step #1: Nail Preparation

1. Sanitise you hands and request the client to sanitise their hands.
2. Ensure the tools are sterlised.
3. Remove BIAB polish using E-File or 180 grit nail file.

Step #2: Soak off

1. Soak cotton pad in pure acetone, place it in the nail and cover it with nail clips, do the same on each nail.
2. Leave to soak for 10 – 15 minutes.
   (Note: Times may vary depending on the products used such as; nail art, glitter and number of layers.)

Step #3: Removal

1. Remove the foil or clip from one nail whilst keeping the others wrapped in acetone.
2. Use a cuticle pusher to gently scrape away the BIAB.
   (Note: Don’t force the BIAB off, if it is still hard allow the BIAB to soak it for few more minutes.)
3. Make sure to support the customer’s natural nail tip with your finger while removing the BIAB to avoid bending or snapping the nail.

Step #4: Buff and Shape

1. If there is any BIAB residue left, use a 100/180 grit Buffer to gently buff it off.
2. Slightly do the buffing of any remaining BIAB on the nail plate. This helps to prevent excessive buffing of the natural nails.
   (Note: Concentrate on the areas around the cuticles.)

Step #5: Cleaning

1. Clean the nails using nail cleaner.
2. Apply the cuticle essecnce/oil around the cuticle area to moisturise them.