I always buy the cheapest nail polish remover, but it seems to dry out my nails pretty badly (by turning white when i apply it).
Are the more expensive removers worth spending extra money on?
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I always buy the cheapest nail polish remover, but it seems to dry out my nails pretty badly (by turning white when i apply it).
Are the more expensive removers worth spending extra money on?
no not really. i would suggest you get the ones that are acetone free. they are not as harsh as the ones with acetone. they are just as good and priced the same as regular cheap polish removers.
Yeah, acetone free nail polish remover is much healthier for your nails to promote nails growth.
Cutex with acetone is the best one I have ever used.
I love Zoya Remove+. It doesn't dry out my nails or cuticles like regular acetone removers did. It is expensive, but worth it. I buy the 32 oz bottle and it lasts me over a year (I change manis once per week).
Acetone free nail polish is best because of no any side effects .
I use acetone free nail polish when doing my nail art designs . They are safer.
LA pads. Acetone free, these pads remove nail polish effectively, and they come in six unique flavor scent options for you to use on your nails. ...
lakme is also one of the best nail paint remover.
Yes I agree with acetone free nail polish remover. Try using that. That is what I use on my nails though sometimes I go to salon for manicure and pedicure.