To remove your nail extensions at home, you should prepare a clean and well-lit workspace with all the necessary supplies. You will need the Shills Professional Extension Removing Lotion, cotton pads or balls, aluminum foil, and an orangewood stick or a cuticle pusher. If your nail extensions are long, consider trimming them down with nail clippers before starting. Dispense a small amount of the Shills Professional Extension Removing Lotion onto a cotton pad or ball and make sure it is saturated but not dripping. Place the cotton pad directly onto the surface of the nail extension, ensuring that it covers the entire nail area. Then, wrap each finger with the cotton pad in aluminum foil, securing it in place to create a snug fit. This helps to keep the lotion in contact with the extensions and prevents evaporation. Allow the Shills Professional Extension Removing Lotion to work for about 10 to 15 minutes. This gives the lotion enough time to penetrate the extensions and break down the adhesive bond. After 10-15 minutes, carefully unwrap one finger to check if the extensions have started to loosen. If they haven't, rewrap the finger and wait a few more minutes before checking again. Once the extensions have softened and loosened, use an orangewood stick or cuticle pusher to gently push them off the natural nails. Be gentle to avoid damaging the natural nails. After removing the extensions, use a clean cotton pad soaked in nail polish remover to cleanse the natural nails and remove any remaining residue. Finish by moisturizing the nails and surrounding skin with a nourishing cuticle oil or hand cream to replenish moisture and promote nail health.