Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This product is awesome, very similar to professional products I’ve purchased from the beauty supply store, but as other reviews state it does not magically vaporize your cuticles into thin air, you’ll have to remove them once softened. I had thick overgrown winter cuticles of someone who washes her hands fifty times a day, and I tried it three ways: with a cuticle fork, cuticle nippers, and as a last ditch effort an exfoliating glove. The cuticle fork is the best if your cuticles have well defined edges between dead and living skin, otherwise you’re either going to cut yourself or not remove enough and still have dry looking cuticles, especially when doing your dominant hand. What I did is put the product in a U shape around each nail of one hand, and after 45 seconds I scrubbed it the thumb of an exfoliating glove I was wearing on the other. Exfoliating gloves are just gloves made out of rough scrubby material, I’m sure you can get one at the drugstore or on amazon. If you still have dead skin left, repeat the process but the product does work fast and can cause irritation if you leave it too long so until you know how long you personally can tolerate, stick to the label instructions. After exfoliating away dead skin around you nailed, use lotion. The glove plus this product worked flawlessly even as bad as my hands were, now I’m manicure ready.