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Product does the job of protecting hands from UV lights. My hands are on the larger side with long fingers so they don't fit properly but they still do the trick.
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
Buy ROYAL NAILS ANTI UV GLOVES FOR UV LIGHT/LAMP NAIL DRYER ONLY NAIL
I ordered these because i heard unpleasant things about light under which one places her hands during a el manicure and came upon this while browsing Amazon. They are elbow length comfortable gloves with the tips open for a gel manicure. They worked great and I felt better wearing something over my hands and arms. I recommend if you are dubious about gel UV light. Good quality and shipped right away. Will probably buy for gifts for my friends who do gel manicures.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Buy Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens, Black, 0.068 Fluid Ounce
this stuff does not wanna dry!!! i have left it dry for over 1 hour and it immedietly rubbed off when i rubbed my finger over it. also its very messy and its hard to mess with. i ususally prefer the nail art brushes you can buy at the drug stores.
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after one use this pen dried up on me and started scraping off my nail polish when trying to use it...wasn't happy with it at allBest Deals for Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens, Black, 0.068 Fluid Ounce
So watery that it just runs all over the nail. I couldn't use it all. It was a waste of money and time.Honest reviews on Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens, Black, 0.068 Fluid Ounce
Like i said save it, rubs right off. Nail Art polish works MUCH MUCH better. also a lot cheaper... wasn't impressed quite a let downFind helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Sally Hansen Nail Art Pens, Black, 0.068 Fluid Ounce
Don't waste your money...rubs off in 20 minutes or less!!! Go for nail polish instead. Not a happy camper with this product.Friday, August 15, 2014
Best Sally Hansen Nail Clipper, Control Grip, Clip 'N Catch 1 nail Deals
For all the various fingernail clippers on the market, suitable for carrying in one's pocket (I have tried a number of them and researched, over the net, those available from manufacturers in many countries), overall like these the best.
I use the clippers for both fingernails and toenails, even though they do not provide additional leverage for thick nails; just taking a smaller bite per clip works fine.
However, I elected to remove the plastic "Catch-Control" mechanism, favoring the lower bulk of the clipper without this bulky plastic add-on. (The plastic "Catch-Control" mechanism can be easily removed if not to one's liking. A version without the "Catch-Control" mechanism is also on the market.)
Pros:
1. All stainless-steel, no chrome plating or paint to wear off; no sign of any corrosion, so far, from over 1 year of use.
2. Wider grip which makes handling and clipping easier, less pressure on one's skin and fingers, than any other clipper I have used or seen on the market/internet.
3. The cut, of the one pair I purchased and have used for well over a year, for both fingernails and toenails, is about as good as any other, including much more expensive brands I have purchased and used over the years.
Cons:
1. A non-flush rivet (to hold the nail cleaner) protrudes through the convex bottom of the lower handle; this can be quite uncomfortable when held in certain ways. The rivet head should have been flush or recessed, a small but important manufacturing design change. I may end up removing this rivet.
2. When closed, there is no position retaining mechanism for the clipper handle; the handle does not stay in-line with the body of the clipper in one's pocket. (The clipper handle position retaining design, two groves, does works OK when the clipper handle is in the open position.)
3. No case or design to prevent coins and other foreign objects from getting into the clipper and between the cutting edges (dulling them) when the clipper is floating around inside one's pocket.
4. Despite the additional ease of compressing the jaws, the clipper cutting capacity, is no better, perhaps minimally worse than a few good alternatives, than any other clipper on the market.
5. The nail cleaner has very rounded smooth edges making it almost worthless for the cleaning function.
6. No nail file.
7. The more expensive "catch-control", like most retaining designs on the market, is more bulk and expense and of little practical use.
8. No case or design to prevent coins and other foreign objects from getting into the clipper and between the cutting edges which the clipper is floating around inside one's pocket.
Final Comments: Like all the other designs on the market, there remain so many potential improvements which none of the manufacturers seem to pay attention to implementing.
Probably producing and marketing too good a design would interfere with future sales of low cost items.
[[Seki Edge Stainless Steel Fingernail Clipper]]
[[ACE For Men Fingernail Clipper]]
[[Tweezerman His Stainless Nail Clipper Set]]
[[Mehaz Professional Wide Jaw Slant Edge Toenail Clipper]]
[[Revlon Nail Clip]]
I also ordered the toenail clippers
Sally Hansen Beauty Tools treat your toes Deluxe Toenail Clip w/Catcher
I use the clippers for both fingernails and toenails, even though they do not provide additional leverage for thick nails; just taking a smaller bite per clip works fine.
However, I elected to remove the plastic "Catch-Control" mechanism, favoring the lower bulk of the clipper without this bulky plastic add-on. (The plastic "Catch-Control" mechanism can be easily removed if not to one's liking. A version without the "Catch-Control" mechanism is also on the market.)
Pros:
1. All stainless-steel, no chrome plating or paint to wear off; no sign of any corrosion, so far, from over 1 year of use.
2. Wider grip which makes handling and clipping easier, less pressure on one's skin and fingers, than any other clipper I have used or seen on the market/internet.
3. The cut, of the one pair I purchased and have used for well over a year, for both fingernails and toenails, is about as good as any other, including much more expensive brands I have purchased and used over the years.
Cons:
1. A non-flush rivet (to hold the nail cleaner) protrudes through the convex bottom of the lower handle; this can be quite uncomfortable when held in certain ways. The rivet head should have been flush or recessed, a small but important manufacturing design change. I may end up removing this rivet.
2. When closed, there is no position retaining mechanism for the clipper handle; the handle does not stay in-line with the body of the clipper in one's pocket. (The clipper handle position retaining design, two groves, does works OK when the clipper handle is in the open position.)
3. No case or design to prevent coins and other foreign objects from getting into the clipper and between the cutting edges (dulling them) when the clipper is floating around inside one's pocket.
4. Despite the additional ease of compressing the jaws, the clipper cutting capacity, is no better, perhaps minimally worse than a few good alternatives, than any other clipper on the market.
5. The nail cleaner has very rounded smooth edges making it almost worthless for the cleaning function.
6. No nail file.
7. The more expensive "catch-control", like most retaining designs on the market, is more bulk and expense and of little practical use.
8. No case or design to prevent coins and other foreign objects from getting into the clipper and between the cutting edges which the clipper is floating around inside one's pocket.
Final Comments: Like all the other designs on the market, there remain so many potential improvements which none of the manufacturers seem to pay attention to implementing.
Probably producing and marketing too good a design would interfere with future sales of low cost items.
[[Seki Edge Stainless Steel Fingernail Clipper]]
[[ACE For Men Fingernail Clipper]]
[[Tweezerman His Stainless Nail Clipper Set]]
[[Mehaz Professional Wide Jaw Slant Edge Toenail Clipper]]
[[Revlon Nail Clip]]
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This does the job and the catcher makes sure gross little clippings dont' fly out the sides. Nice wide lever.I also ordered the toenail clippers
Sally Hansen Beauty Tools treat your toes Deluxe Toenail Clip w/Catcher
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Clips nails just fine, but the little catcher part seems sort of lame. Doesn't necessarily do a good job "catching" the nail clippings.Honest reviews on Sally Hansen Nail Clipper, Control Grip, Clip 'N Catch 1 nail
The nail clippers worked really well at first, but the fulcrum on this broke off within a week of me purchasing it.Monday, July 14, 2014
Sally Hansen Miracle, Cure for Severe Problem Nails, 0.45 Fluid Reviews
My nails have always been very prone to peeling and brittleness. I have a job that's hard on my hands, and I could never get my nails to look decent for any amount of time. I used lots of creams and base coats, but nothing stopped my nails from peeling and breaking.
I recently bought the Sally Hansen Miracle Cure for Severe Problem Nails and used it as directed. Three weeks later, my nails look great! They are growing and, incredibly, NONE of them are splitting or peeling anymore! What do you know, a product that works as advertised. Now that my nails all look great, I can use colored polish on them. I'm still using Miracle Cure as a basecoat too. Try it out, use it as directed, and see your nails improve within 10 days.
Anyway, the box even says that it is free of the big three so don't be scared to try it simply because it used to contain formaldehyde. But keep in mind, this is a strengthener, not a hardener. My nails are not hard but they are flexible. Even without the abuse I just put them through, my nails are somewhere between hard and soft but they are dry with areas of sometimes severe peeling. They also have vertical ridges and one of them has started to split vertically even though I don't see much of a ridge in the area. Acetone does tend to dry them out, which is why I try to use something less harsh unless I'm taking off glitter. I've used other products that are supposed to be moisturizing but I can still see the dry, peeling areas after application. This is the first time my nails actually look healthy and whole. I'm anxious to see just how long they'll grow using this.
It's doubtful that this will permanently heal the dry, peeling areas. Nails are dead once they see daylight so repair has got to take place before the nail actually forms. This is more likely a product to be used on a continual basis or whatever problems the product is helping will likely return if it's no longer being used.
For now, though, I'm loving this stuff and thankful that there is a way of protecting my poor, abused nails while the damage grows out.
Update: 04/16/13 I can now say that this product works just like it says it does but there is one catch you have to continue using it or your nails will revert to their old ways. Which is fine for me because I always use two coats of base coat anyway so I just make this one the first base coat then put my sticky base coat on top.
Once my nails got as long as I thought I wanted, I did stop using it. As soon as I did that, they started peeling and breaking again. In fact, if I don't put it right back on after removing my old polish, the next time they are expose to water for more than a simple hand washing, the trouble starts. Sometimes even after the simple hand washing.
Also, it does tend to thicken up as you use it but polish thinner fixes that right up.
I'm still loving this product for the protection it gives my nails but be aware that it will not change your nails permanently. Only proper, consistent care can do that.
I am now getting it sent monthly as an add-on item with the automatic shipping plan (15% discount!). And any other old nail polish can be used for stopping stocking runs.
I recently bought the Sally Hansen Miracle Cure for Severe Problem Nails and used it as directed. Three weeks later, my nails look great! They are growing and, incredibly, NONE of them are splitting or peeling anymore! What do you know, a product that works as advertised. Now that my nails all look great, I can use colored polish on them. I'm still using Miracle Cure as a basecoat too. Try it out, use it as directed, and see your nails improve within 10 days.
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This polish is a new experience. As one reviewer said, it does seem to soak in as well as sit on top. I could feel it and when it dried, I saw no sign of the dry, peeling areas I know my nails currently have. I bought this at a local drugstore as an emergency treatment for having committed the unpardonable sin of peeling off my nail polish. Took quite a bit of nail plate with it. I knew I was doing wrong but just couldn't seem to stop myself.Anyway, the box even says that it is free of the big three so don't be scared to try it simply because it used to contain formaldehyde. But keep in mind, this is a strengthener, not a hardener. My nails are not hard but they are flexible. Even without the abuse I just put them through, my nails are somewhere between hard and soft but they are dry with areas of sometimes severe peeling. They also have vertical ridges and one of them has started to split vertically even though I don't see much of a ridge in the area. Acetone does tend to dry them out, which is why I try to use something less harsh unless I'm taking off glitter. I've used other products that are supposed to be moisturizing but I can still see the dry, peeling areas after application. This is the first time my nails actually look healthy and whole. I'm anxious to see just how long they'll grow using this.
It's doubtful that this will permanently heal the dry, peeling areas. Nails are dead once they see daylight so repair has got to take place before the nail actually forms. This is more likely a product to be used on a continual basis or whatever problems the product is helping will likely return if it's no longer being used.
For now, though, I'm loving this stuff and thankful that there is a way of protecting my poor, abused nails while the damage grows out.
Update: 04/16/13 I can now say that this product works just like it says it does but there is one catch you have to continue using it or your nails will revert to their old ways. Which is fine for me because I always use two coats of base coat anyway so I just make this one the first base coat then put my sticky base coat on top.
Once my nails got as long as I thought I wanted, I did stop using it. As soon as I did that, they started peeling and breaking again. In fact, if I don't put it right back on after removing my old polish, the next time they are expose to water for more than a simple hand washing, the trouble starts. Sometimes even after the simple hand washing.
Also, it does tend to thicken up as you use it but polish thinner fixes that right up.
I'm still loving this product for the protection it gives my nails but be aware that it will not change your nails permanently. Only proper, consistent care can do that.
Best Deals for Sally Hansen Miracle, Cure for Severe Problem Nails, 0.45 Fluid
I had a split running down the middle of my nail that caught on everything, ripping it down to the quick. As soon as I used this, the split sealed up and hasn't ripped. My nail has even grown above the quick in the 2 weeks I have been using this. I used to get gel applications as the salon to help me with the split in my nail, but that got to be too expensive. I would recommend giving it a try if you have problem nails. Just a minor complaint I have with this product. After application, tiny little bubbles form preventing a clear look.Honest reviews on Sally Hansen Miracle, Cure for Severe Problem Nails, 0.45 Fluid
I have been using Sally Hansen's nail polish products for a long time, and recently, the "Maximum Growth" line. But the clear polish used to have a nice pink tinge to it, now it is clear and yellow. It would go on clear and then turn yellowish, and was drying out the bare nail surface, etc. So I decided to try the "Miracle Cure for Severe Problem Nails" clear polish. Instructions say just use one coat on bare nails, or use as a base coat. The single coat stays on long, doesn't yellow, chip. Two thin coats will last an entire week. It dries fast and stays shiny too. BUT most importantly this "miracle cure" does not have toluene and formaldehyde that dries out the nails and causes peeling and chipping. And it must have the right stuff because my nails are in great condition, strong, and look great.I am now getting it sent monthly as an add-on item with the automatic shipping plan (15% discount!). And any other old nail polish can be used for stopping stocking runs.
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All formaldehyde nail products work if not over used. For people with very thin, peeling nails you can wind up with a worse problem after a few weeks. Best to do a one week on, three weeks off program. I use no more than once every eight weeks. Formaldehyde works by binding the nail keratin fibers of the nail, but over-use leads to extreme drying of the nail bed. Then after a few weeks of what looks like a great response, the nails will begin to peel even worse. I spent months correcting for over use. (Finally got better with DermaNail the dermatologist recommended.) A little is good, but be wary. Also nails need heavy moisturizing at least twice a day, even more for thin, peeling nails.Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Best Sally Hansen No Chip Nail Color Polish, Always Amethyst #61. Deals
I absolutely love this color and was sad to see that Sally Hansen no longer carries it. It is a beautiful color and applies nicely. Although it's advertised as a 10-day no-chip polish, it doesn't quite meet that expectation. I can say, however, that it does last longer than most of the other polishes that I use (except for OPI, of course). Overall, the beauty of this product makes it worth it for me. Not bad buy if you can find it.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Sally Hansen Pedicure Collection, Smoothing Pumice Foot Polish, 4 Reviews
List Price: $6.42
Sale Price: $0.20
Today's Bonus: 97% Off
I have terrible feet. They become sore and dry very easily. Last year I had been dealing with corns and extremely dry feet and nothing I did would help. I soaked them, used corn removers (liquid and those pads) lotions, scrubs, and tons of other things. Nothing really helped until I tried this pumice scrub. It took a couple of weeks, but using this along with a Denco Easy Grip Professional Foot Smoother ~ Callus Shaver ~ w/Lifetime Warranty made a world of difference. I also put lotion on my feet every night and after I get out of the shower in the morning. No more corns and dry feet!
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