Works much better than acetone, but watch your surfaces!
Do you see “100% Natural” and think “Yeah, right!” or do you assume it won’t work as well as products that have chemicals? I do this all the time especially when it comes to cleaning products or makeup. In this case I was offered a bottle of Pure Body Naturals™ 100% Natural Nail Polish Remover and the skeptical part of me was sure this wouldn’t turn out well. But in the spirit of trying new things, I agreed to review it and put it to the test.  **See the images for before/after photos**<br /><br />For my test I painted my nails several different colors. We all know deep reds are harder to get off and glitters can also be a pain to remove. I dedicated my left hand to the Pure Body Naturals™ 100% Natural Nail Polish Remover and my right hand I used a drugstore brand of acetone polish remover (the super cheap stuff I usually use.)  Both hands got two good coats of polish.<br /><br />To remove the polish the Pure Body Naturals™ remover instructions say to drop or dab it on and wait 2-3 minutes before wiping. For the generic acetone remover I just apply and wipe with a cotton ball.<br /><br />The Pure Body Naturals™ remover wiped right off, taking most of the polish with it. I did have to reapply a small amount, wait a few more minutes and all but one tiny trace of the red polish was gone.  The acetone remover left polish near my cuticles even after a hard scrubbing and a second try.<br /><br />So what did I like?<br />-I like that it works better than the acetone remover, even on the darkest red and glitter!<br />-I like that it did not make my nails feel dry.<br />-I like that the Pure Body Naturals™ remover doesn’t have harsh chemicals.<br />-I like that it isn’t tested on animals.<br />-I like that it comes with a handy glass dropper.<br /><br />The only problem (and it could have been a BIG one) is this polish will eat through any polish, including vanish on my dining room table and styrofoam plates. No kidding. I started out thinking to drip the remover over a plate to keep it off the table but it quickly melted the styrofoam and one small spot of the table varnish.<br /><br />Only use this stuff in the bathroom over tile or a sink with no finish/paint/lacquer, etc. never over a delicate surface like your dining room table!<br /><br />I received a free sample of this remover to review.  I have given my honest opinion and the real test/comparison results.
Rating: 4 stars