Sally Hansen 2-in-1 Nail White Pencil with Cuticle Pusher, 0.03 oz Reviews

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I've been using nail white pencils for the past 15 years just to even out the line between my nail plate and free edge. They work wonderfully if you sharpen them and wet juuuust the tip in a drop of water. It does wash off after several handwashings, but as needed reapplication is quick and easy! This, along with a fresh filing and a coat of clear, makes my nails look acrylic-perfect without the damage!!

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I have ordered (on purpose) this pencil on three separate occasions. No matter how carefully I sharpen it and apply it to nails, the pencil reduces to talc and does not dutifully do one nail well. I will not order a fourth!

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If you have been looking for the Revlon nail whitening pencil, do not buy the Sally Hansen version. It doesn't sharpen well; it breaks off every time I get it to a point sharp enough to work. Very frustrating. Unfortunately, it looks like Revlon has discontinued their version.

But I do have good news: I took a chance and ordered the "Flowery" brand from Amazon, and it is harder material and easy to sharpen, works just like the Revlon and seems like it will last a long time.

PSI'm logged in under my husband's account! He does not whiten his nails. :-)

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Purchased several at one time and not one will hold a point. Sharpen and break . . . sharpen and break. No matter how easy you are they break. A pencil a week is a little too expensive. Other brands have held up with sharp points these will not! Once a bad pencil but after several, a bad product.

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I was sorry to see my walgreens stopped carrying these! My nails get compliments they are so white. The previous reviewer was maybe not wetting the tip per instructions. That allows you to gently glide the pencil under the nails so the tip doesn't break.