Review (4/5): Nice oil treatment for your nails while removing polish.
I agree with most people that acetone is the quickest way to remove nail polish and it is also the quickest way to dry out your nails. Not to mention that it stinks and can eat the finish off your furniture. I used this natural nail polish to remove OPI Cajun Shrimp polish (a bright coral color) from my toenails. I had on a basecoat, two coats of polish and a top coat. I applied a few drops directly onto the nail. It stayed on the nail without running off. I waited about five minutes and removed it with a tissue. It was a goopy mess but it did remove most of the polish. I applied another drop to finish removing the polish and some of it ran off onto my shoe. No harm done. I don't usually wear glitter polish but from experience that is hard to remove with most polish removers. I am happy that the oils in this remover work to remove polish, you just have to be patient. Product provided for a review but I am not obligated to give it an excellent rating.