What to do if your hand is burned by nail polish remover? What can you use instead of nail polish remover?

Nail polish remover is used to remove nail polish and manicures. If you run out of nail polish remover and want to remove nail polish, you can use body spray, nail polish, makeup remover, medicated oil, etc. instead.

Nail polish remover contains chemicals and is a flammable dangerous good. If nail polish remover is spilled on your hands, rinse with plenty of water. If your skin is not broken, apply some safflower oil ointment, olive oil, baby oil, etc. to improve it. If nail polish remover burns your hands, go to the hospital for prompt examination and treatment.

Toothpaste, makeup remover, and body spray can all replace nail polish remover. When using toothpaste to remove nail polish, you can first apply the toothpaste paste on the nails, take out the cotton swab and wipe it repeatedly, so that the nail polish can be easily removed. If it is not wiped clean, you can squeeze some more toothpaste. You can also use makeup remover to remove nail polish. Apply the makeup remover gently on the nail polish, wait for about three to five minutes, and rub the nail polish back and forth with a slightly harder object, so that it can be removed quickly. In addition to choosing to use makeup remover, you can also use body spray to achieve the same effect. The solvent contained in the body spray is an effective cleaning agent for removing anything that is difficult to clean. Spray the body spray on the nails and wipe the nails with a handkerchief or paper towel. The nail polish will not be removed immediately, so you have to wipe it repeatedly until the nails are clean. Nail polish remover is usually made of solvents that can dissolve nitrocellulose and resin as raw materials, and is a kind of finger (toe) cosmetics made through a mixing process. It can remove the nail polish film on the nails. Sometimes a small amount of high-grade fatty alcohol or oil is added to supplement the dehydration and degreasing effect of the solvent to prevent the nails from drying out too much. When using nail polish remover, be careful not to use it more than twice a month, otherwise it will cause certain damage to the nails; avoid contact with the eyes. If it accidentally enters the eyes, wash it immediately with warm water.

Common ingredients: ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, acetone, lanolin, deionized water, etc. Half of the ingredients of nail polish remover are organic substances. It is usually made of solvents that can dissolve nitrocellulose and resins, and is a kind of nail (toe) cosmetics made through a mixing process. It can remove the nail polish film on the nails. Sometimes a small amount of higher fatty alcohol or oil is added to supplement the dehydration and degreasing effect of the solvent to prevent the nails from being too dry.

Nail polish remover cannot be drunk. If you consume nail polish remover, drink plenty of water to allow the remover to be excreted through the intestines. If you experience severe symptoms such as vomiting or diarrhea, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and treatment. Nail polish remover mostly contains organic solvents, which are harmful to the digestive tract mucosa and are toxic. Go to the hospital immediately.