Hi guys!
This is just a quick post to show you what I got in the post today.
A while a go I was looking on ebay and saw these nail soakers.
Now I realise they're meant to be for removing artificial nails but I thought they may be worth a try for sorting the issue of how long glitter polish takes to remove!
I've had glitter polish on the last few days so I gave them a try straight away.
Literally all you have to do is put some nail polish remover in the little pod and then put your finger in and leave to soak for a couple of minutes.I didn't use them all at once. I did 3 fingers at a time so that I didn't waste loads of remover.
I have to say....they were a MASSIVE success!! I was so happy. The nail polish just comes straight off! No scrubbing, no getting through masses of remover and cotton wool and no getting glitter absolutely everywhere!!
I realise that soaking part of my fingers in acetone probably isn't particularly good for them but I only plan to use them for glitter polishes and for me it's well worth it.
Success!
11 comments:
I've seen those too, but your idea is brilliant! It's probably no worse than rubbing them like crazy with acetone and it sounds like it definitely work better :)
I've never seen those before! That's so neat. I would love to give those a whirl, removing glitter polish is a pain usually!
oh this is greatttt ive seen these too i thought they were for when ur nails are wet so u dont smudge them hehehe
I used to love Cutex's Gel Polish remover for glitter polish & other hard to remove colors. I'd just put a squirt on the spot, leave it for a few seconds, and then swipe it off with a Qtip. Sadly, they don't make it anymore. :-(
Oooh great idea. Doesn't half look silly though ;)
I've seen these around too and often wondered about them. They do make me giggle though! And knowing my luck someone would come to the door while I was wearing them - I can just see me trying to control two bouncy dogs and answer the door with them on :D
I saw these at the drug store as a set with a tiny bottle of 100% acetone. I would love them for removing nail patches when it's time to refresh the patch. I usually end up soaking a cotton pad in acetone and holding it against my nail...forever. These seem way more efficient!
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Those things make me giggle! I know they have a good reason for that lovely look. Terrific idea for the glitter polishes. Just brillant!
You are a genius girl! I think I'll have to invest in some so I can start wearing my Barry M glitters again!
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I've seen these on ebay too and they look similar to a product "bubble nails" that was around years ago that protected your nails while they were wet. Do you think that if I did not fill these with anything that I could use them to keep my nail polish from smudging? I am very busy and often have no time to do my nails until late and by that time I just want to go to bed. But I also hate waking up in the morning to imprints in my nails that were perfect before I went to bed lol.
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