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HydrogenPeroxide NailPolish Removal
On whether hydrogen peroxide can remove nail polish
There are people who want to know whether hydrogen peroxide can remove nail polish. Everyone says: "Usually remove nail polish, use acetone and the like, and its effect is good. However, acetone has a strong taste, which may be unfavorable to the body."
Some people who are good at studying chemistry say: "Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. Nail polish has a variety of ingredients, including resins, pigments, etc. Hydrogen peroxide may react with some components in nail polish, causing its structure to change, or it is expected to remove it."
Then someone took a little hydrogen peroxide and dropped it on the nail polish coated with nail polish. After a while, looking at it, the nail polish has not been greatly changed, and the color is still the same. Everyone doubted it, tried it again, and thickened the amount of hydrogen peroxide, and it was still difficult to remove the nail polish after the reaction.
Or: "Hydrogen peroxide is not effective in removing nail polish. Although its oxidation can change the structure of the product, the nail polish composition is stable, and non-hydrogen peroxide can be easily broken. If you want to remove nail polish, you should find other ways."
Therefore, it can be seen that hydrogen peroxide is not a good solution for removing nail polish. Looking for special nail polish removers such as acetone is the right way.
There are people who want to know whether hydrogen peroxide can remove nail polish. Everyone says: "Usually remove nail polish, use acetone and the like, and its effect is good. However, acetone has a strong taste, which may be unfavorable to the body."
Some people who are good at studying chemistry say: "Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing. Nail polish has a variety of ingredients, including resins, pigments, etc. Hydrogen peroxide may react with some components in nail polish, causing its structure to change, or it is expected to remove it."
Then someone took a little hydrogen peroxide and dropped it on the nail polish coated with nail polish. After a while, looking at it, the nail polish has not been greatly changed, and the color is still the same. Everyone doubted it, tried it again, and thickened the amount of hydrogen peroxide, and it was still difficult to remove the nail polish after the reaction.
Or: "Hydrogen peroxide is not effective in removing nail polish. Although its oxidation can change the structure of the product, the nail polish composition is stable, and non-hydrogen peroxide can be easily broken. If you want to remove nail polish, you should find other ways."
Therefore, it can be seen that hydrogen peroxide is not a good solution for removing nail polish. Looking for special nail polish removers such as acetone is the right way.
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