Etude House Nail Remover #3 Sensitive Nail
Monday, August 20, 2012 at 7:19AM I wish that women would remove their nail polish as soon as it starts chipping obviously. I think that leaving cracked and fading nail polish on looks shabby; if you can't maintain it, don't wear it. Just keep your nails au naturale if you don't have time to touch it up!
Hmm, I should make a tutorial on touching up nail polish. For the meantime, I just want to share my current favorite polish eraser: the Etude House Nail Remover #3 Sensitive Nail (P278)!
This is all new to me. It's acetone-free and also supposedly infused with orange oil. It's oily and smells like tangerine, if that's any indication. I like that it doesn't dry up my cuticles and nails, and it smells yummy too! There's still that nail polish remover smell but it's cloaked with a candy tangerine scent.
It removes polishes fairly well - I just have to go back a couple of times to remove thick layers. Oooh another thing I like is that it has a safety cap to avoid spills. You have to push then turn before you can open it. I don't mind the extra work because there is NOTHING worse than spilling acetone on my stuff.
Overall, the Etude House Nail Remover #3 Sensitive Nail is a great product that's worlds different from the polish removers I've tried in the past. I like the oily texture and fruity scent, as well as the fact that it doesn't dry up my fingers. It's not too expensive for a big bottle, too. I'm definitely buying this when I run out!
Soo, what do you think? Does this look like something you'd try?
Reader Comments (7)
I share the same sentiment about chipped nail polish. I think it gives a dugyot appearance :/
I've never tried purchasing an expensive nail polish remover, but since I'm curious and I'm a fan of anything that smells like tangerine, I'm going to give this a try! :)
The product looks really cool, how it's acetone free, and is an oil! Definitely want to try this out because I always just use The Face Shop's nail polish remover! :D
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I think I would give this a try if I had sensitive nails that are a bit damaged already. It's nice to know there's an acetone-free alternative out there. The tangerine scent is a good touch, I believe. It's just too expensive for my budget hehe My nails also don't require special care, and I'm satisfied with The Face Shop's Lovely Me:Ex Nail Polish remover already. It's only Php95 for the same amount of product! It has acetone, but that's okay with me. I don't smell the acetone because of the strawberry scent it leaves. TFS also has the same child-proof type of cap :)
Wow this is new, acetone free remover. I really hate the strong scent of acetone plus its not that safe especially to pregnant and breastfeeding moms. Will definetly try this!
PS. Looking forward to your tutorial on touching up a chipped nailpolish. I really don't know how to do it right. When my polish chip, I remove everything, clean it a bit, then apply it again. Such irksome and frustrating thing to do.
yes liz please i need a tutorial on how to touch up an already chapped nail polish. but the thing abt that is, if i had my nails done, dapat ba i must own exactly the same color of what the nail salon had applied on my fingers? oh my..
I haven't tried Korean nail care. But it's nice to know that they have a remover that's acetone-free. I don't like it when my the acetone leaves a white streak on my nails. I might give this a try. It's very interesting.
I don't always put nail polish on my nails but this one is a must have for me. It's good that it has a very tight cap. I have an experience when my nail polish remover just evaporated (oh no...) I think the cap wasn't sealed 100% even if it's tightened already. A nail polish remover that doesn't dry cuticles is a plus too!
I just don't like the name hahaha. Nail Remover, the first thing that comes to me is the literal Nail remover, it will remove the nails haha.