Which product can be used to remove acrylic nails?

Acetone is the primary product used to remove acrylic nails effectively due to its solvent properties. When applied to acrylic nails, acetone breaks down the bonding agents that hold the acrylic in place, allowing it to dissolve. This makes the removal process much simpler and less damaging to the natural nail underneath compared to other methods.

Alcohol, while it has some solvent properties, is not strong enough to effectively remove acrylic nails. Water does not have solvent capabilities for breaking down acrylic, and using a base coat as a removal method would not be effective, as base coats are designed to adhere to the nail rather than dissolve acrylic material. Therefore, acetone is the correct and most reliable choice for acrylic nail removal.