Great stuff-takes of gel polish easily!
Anyone knows-use acetone to remove the toughest of nail polishes-or so I thought! This stuff works! Literally works! My youngest loves to get her nails done all the time, whether it be at home done by her or myself, but mostly going to a salon. Just last week she went with her friend and got her nails done in cute but a little too light pink gel. The first couple of days she was ok with it, but then it grew old quickly. I told her to try this new remover I got. She opened it and when it didn't have the strong smell that acetone has, she said MOM I think you got the wrong stuff-no way will this take off gel polish. I kind of thought the same thing as this really doesn't have a bad or strong smell whatsoever. Plus it is oily compared to acetone remover. But we followed the directions using a cotton ball saturated and within 4 minutes, her polish was coming off easily. A little more applied and it was gone! Poof-just like that and the &#34;oil&#34; actually made her nails shiny and not slimy or oily and her cuticles looked like she had them soaked and cuticle cream applied. They literally felt softer-much, much better than when you use acetone! The oils in the remover are plant based and soak into the cuticle bed just as if you moisturized them. Great stuff! I was offered this at a discounted price for my review of the product. I am glad I got this-for under $13 you will get a big glass bottle of the remover and it should last you a very long time. Yes you do want to make sure to saturate the cotton ball you use or just apply directly but because of the consistency, a little goes a long way!
Rating: 5 stars