So here we go, the first photo was taken right after application.
Day 2
I noticed some minor tip wear on both hands, it's hardly viable and not really abnormal. I also got some tiny chips on my thumbs. This is where I usually get my chipping first no matter the finish or type of polish. Still very minor. After my shower this day I did not get see or feel anymore peeling.
Day 3
I had slightly more chipping on my thumbs. A bit of the polish pulled up which was annoying.
But the rest of my nails looked fine :)
Day 4, Time to peel it off!
This is such a great idea, not only is the removal process much easier, but it also saves a bunch of time. I can tottally see me removing my polish on the bus ride home afterwork without a mess or smell of remover, so I don't have to spend time scrubbing them later when I get home. I heard that the polish is supposed to peel off in sheets, but i had to pick at mine a bit. Still overall a lot easier than traditional removal and not damaging at all to the nail.
I will be trying out this method again over a creme polish in the next few days which I only anticipate wearing for three days. I'll let you know how it goes.
This is so awesome! I need to try this for sure, goodbye foil method!!
ReplyDeleteI know! I am so glad to have found another method that is not damaging or drying at all to the nail or surrounding skin :)
DeleteHow funny! I just did EXACTLY the same experiment with i herd that & seche vite this week! Sadly for me, mine didnt peel off at all, it was just like regular polish, it must even be down to the brand of glue i guess, anyway its not all bad, because it led me to your blog! New follower here x x x
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