Cuticle Remover NUB Cuticle Remover

It effectively softens the cuticle, but it ran out quickly and evaporated (even though the bottle was tightly closed), unlike the remover which didn't have this issue. Additionally, the brush is too thin and weak (the one in the remover was thick and flexible). It's a decent product, but there are better alternatives available at the same price.

The product works well, but yes, trimming is necessary. I use it with the "white tea" oil and the blur effect nail polish from the same brand. It's a good set for a decent manicure at home.

The quality and results are in no way inferior to the product from Orly.

This product is quite aggressive specifically for the surface of the nails - it removes the top layer of the nail, causing it to peel, even though I kept it on for a minimal amount of time. It softens the cuticles quite well, but there is still a need to trim them. It dries quickly on the fingers, even when treating two nails at once. It is not the best remover, but also not the worst. It makes sense to apply it on nails that are already coated with nail polish, to minimize contact with the nail plate, but there will still be some contact.

In general, it gets the job done =)

I bought a product called remover for the first time, so I have nothing to compare it to. But I liked it! The product is odorless and comes in the form of a thick gel. It quickly softens the cuticle, and I simply remove it with a cuticle pusher. However, if the cuticle is large, I trim it. The product is also very economical.

I didn't like this product. It dries very quickly, so you have to apply it on two fingers, treat them, and then on the next two fingers... Additionally, I think it's necessary to treat the tool with it!

This product is really good! I like it more than the praised Sally Hansen.

Good product, I really liked it.