Review on 💅 Ownest 4 Pcs Nail Polish Corrector Remover Pen: Easy-to-Use Nail Edge Cleaning and Makeup Removal Tool with Cotton Tip by Laura Tolson

I have problems with manual dexterity so I rely on nail polish remover sticks to remove any stains when buffing my nails. I really liked the idea of filling them with my favorite remover. Too bad there isn't a way to actually do this. The pens don't come with instructions, and the instructions here are basically 'fill in'. Well thanks for the help. Nothing opens on the handle. There is nothing to unscrew, nothing breaks off, nothing tears off. The only way to get to the area where the remover is is to pull out the tip of the pen. light enough. But if you try to pour the remover, it immediately flows out. The sponge inside doesn't absorb moisture, so the handle will hold a drop of remover. I tried to give it a few minutes to soak in, but nothing happened. I figured that maybe the tip was meant to act as a wick, so I poured the remover into a small cup, replaced the tip, and inserted the tip, tip-down, into the Nea remover. Ten minutes later still nothing. The pen was soaked, but no removal fluid got into the sponge or the space around it. I wasted half an hour and spent way too much of my expensive mild nail polish remover on this crap. It's just not possible to fill this reusable pen. I don't think I can return them after this mess so I'm not happy. Not that it really matters considering you use them, but the goggles all arrived a little tattered and some had scattered fibers of different colors and different shmuts. on them. So no. Just no.