As I got to my fifth digit the remover had dried up to a very thick paste, so as I was going in with the tool at a 45-degree angle, I thought I was pushing away the remover and dead skin, but I was actually scoring each of my nails with this tool. I admittedly did not use this tool properly the first time - I applied cuticle remover to all 10 nails as instructed and let it sit for about 30 seconds before I started working at the cuticles. I loved the other 3 items so I've come over to the webpage for this tool only as to not ding the good reviews on the nail care set. I received this as part of the nail care set that also comes with the cuticle remover, oil pen, and latex barrier. I would recommend this just be mindful of how much force you use, because you can damage the skin, I learned from experience going crazy when I first got it oops.
This tool is really something! I had only used my other nails to push back my cuticles every so often, but I got this because I heard good things about it online. 5 Now I'm hooked on keeping my hands looking clean and neat.I love the heavy sturdiness of the tool but it is dangerous when not used properly. For the most part I would use the larger end for all my nails and the smaller for my pinky if I happened to pick it up facing that way, otherwise the larger was used. This is a great cuticle pusher except the curves on the ends could be better. I really wanted to like it as everything else has been amazing!
The cuticle pusher is VERY difficult to use. This came in the nail care set, it includes cuticle remover, oil pen, and latex barrier.
Bliss nails skin#
This means, when you remove the dead cuticle skin from your nail, your nail polish will be able to bond directly to your nail. Base coat was developed to bond to your nail plate, not to skin. When you remove the cuticle from your nail plate, your nail polish will be better able to bond to your nail. The tight band of skin at the base of your nail plate is NOT the cuticle. That band of skin is called the “proximal fold of the eponychium” or “nail fold." The cuticle is actually the thin layer of skin that sticks to your nail plate and pulls away from your nail fold. MYTH-BUSTING FACTS: We've been taught the WRONG definition for the “cuticle.”
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