Review (4/5): Nail polish remover that won't damage your skin
I have found recently that I have bad reactions to acetone. It will crack my roughen my skin for weeks at a time, so I have had to switch to nail polish removers without any acetone in them. That normally means it is going to be a little bit harder to get off, but the pay off is I don't end up with cracked skin.
This product in particular came nicely packaged, all in one piece in a nice glass bottle. The stopper can replace the lid so you don't have to worry about losing it. It recommends putting a few drops on each nail and waiting a few minutes (2-5) before trying to remove the polish. This had me a tiny bit annoyed, but I went through with it anyway. I was afraid the product would just roll off my nail - surprisingly it didn't!
Once the wait time was up, I used a cotton makeup swap to remove the polish. It probably got about 75% off. I dabbed more on a clean swap to get the rest off. It did take a little bit of muscle work, but that can be true of regular nail polish remover. There's no unpleasant smell and it did not dry my hands out like acetone does. I wasn't worried either if it leaked on something.
Overall, the wait time is a bit of a hassle, but it was worth it to me for an acetone free product that didn't leave my hands dry and cracking. Full disclosure, I was given this product at a reduced or free rate to review it, however, this had no effect on my review.